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Mylk Guys

Mylk Guys was an online vegan specialty grocery store based in San Francisco, designed to provide a nationwide shopping experience for plant-based consumers.

Funding reportedLast round: Seed

RetailSan Francisco, United States

About Mylk Guys

Mylk Guys was an online vegan specialty grocery store based in San Francisco, designed to provide a nationwide shopping experience for plant-based consumers.

The company focused on e-commerce grocery fulfillment, delivering a wide range of vegan and plant-based products directly to customers' doors across the continental U.S. The product selection included vegan cheeses, jerkies, plant-based burgers, milks, yogurts, frozen foods, snacks, desserts, and cruelty-free personal care items, among others. Mylk Guys aimed to be a discovery platform for new plant-based foods and brands, catering to both vegans and non-vegans interested in sustainable food options.

What company datasets say Mylk Guys raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all$2.5Min dollars
Rounds2
Last roundSeed
Last round size$2.5M
Last round dateJul 2019
Investors listed4
SEC Form D$50K sold, 1 filing, last Aug 2018
Y CombinatorS18

Founders and team

From the SEC filings it signed: 1 on the team.

  • Emily NausedaExecutive Officeri

On the board, as filediGaurav Maken

The company, in detail

What they build

Known for

consumerslogistics managementdistributionenterprisesvegan foodbrand partnershipsinformation technology & servicessupporter engagementfood productionenterprise softwarepro-rated refundsenvironmental servicescrmsustainabilityplant-based foodb2c

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Sector
Retail
Region
California
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