Food & Beverages / FoodTech Investors Investing in the Netherlands
26 investors back Food & Beverages / FoodTech startups in the Netherlands on Startup Fountain.
Startup Fountain is a matching platform for early-stage European startups raising capital. Investors join it themselves and set out what they invest in, so a founder can ask for a warm introduction rather than send a cold email.
This page describes the investors backing Food & Beverages / FoodTech startups in the Netherlands. It is not a scraped directory — everyone counted here chose to be on the platform and can be reached through it. The figures cover all of them; the funds named further down are some of the investors on the platform.
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Food & Beverages / FoodTech and the Netherlands
Food & Beverages / FoodTech covers startups across the food industry, from alternative proteins and novel ingredients to food delivery infrastructure and consumer food brands. More on Food & Beverages / FoodTech across Europe.
The Netherlands is one of Europe's more established early-stage ecosystems, anchored by Amsterdam with growing activity in Rotterdam and Eindhoven. More on the Netherlands.
Key figures
| Investors backing Food & Beverages / FoodTech startups in the Netherlands | 26 |
|---|---|
| Across all countries in Food & Beverages / FoodTech | 54 |
| Across all industries in the Netherlands | 146 |
| Joined in the last 90 days | 4 |
| Additionally investing Europe-wide, without naming countries | 19 |
The headline figure counts investors who named the Netherlands in their stated geographic focus. A further 19 invest across all of Europe, including here, without naming individual countries.
26 of the 54 Food & Beverages / FoodTech investors on Startup Fountain cover the Netherlands. Among them, cheques typically run €50k – €100k–€2.5M and above and under 1% are angels.
4 of these 26 investors joined Startup Fountain in the last 90 days.
How this compares
| Typical cheque | €50k – €100k to €2.5M and above |
|---|---|
| Angel investors | <1% |
| Specialists, listing three sectors or fewer (median listed: 13) | 3.8% |
| Startups here per investor | 0.2 |
Other sectors these investors cover
Some of the funds active in Food & Beverages / FoodTech in the Netherlands
Some of the investors on the platform, with the geography and sectors they set themselves. Angels are counted above but never named.
1 more are on the platform but not shown here; the rest of the 26 counted here are reachable through the platform without being named individually.
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Frequently asked questions
More about how the platform works on the Food & Beverages / FoodTech page.
What is Startup Fountain?
- Startup Fountain is a matching platform for early-stage European startups raising capital. Founders apply once and are matched with investors who have stated they back their sector, stage and country; investors join to see startups that fit the criteria they set. Introductions are made through the platform rather than by cold outreach.
How many investors back Food & Beverages / FoodTech startups in the Netherlands on Startup Fountain?
- 26 investors have named this as something they invest in and accept introductions for it. The figure counts investors who joined the platform and set their own criteria — it does not include the wider group who only receive deal-flow updates.
What cheque sizes do investors in Food & Beverages / FoodTech startups in the Netherlands write?
- Typically €50k – €100k to €2.5M and above, taken as the median minimum and median maximum across the 26 investors counted here. Individual funds vary.
Are there angel investors backing Food & Beverages / FoodTech startups in the Netherlands?
- Yes — under 1% of the 26 investors here are angels rather than funds. They are counted in every figure on this page but are never named, since naming a fund and naming a private individual are different acts.
What does Food & Beverages/FoodTech cover?
- Alternative proteins and novel ingredients, food delivery and supply infrastructure, and consumer food and beverage brands.
Why does investor focus vary so much within this category?
- It spans deep food science on one end and consumer packaged goods on the other, quite different businesses that happen to share a category.
How do I connect with Food & Beverages investors on Startup Fountain?
- Apply as a startup for free, no broker fees, and get matched with vetted investors active in food and beverages.
Raising in Food & Beverages / FoodTech?
Founders apply once and request warm introductions to the investors counted above, rather than cold-emailing them.
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Data as of .