
Denmark · Computer software startup
Nature Preserve is a Denmark-based food and climate-tech company founded in 2018.
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Funding reportedLast round: Pre-seed
Nature Preserve is a Denmark-based food and climate-tech company founded in 2018.
It operates a web-based SaaS platform that provides location intelligence and life cycle assessment (LCA) tools to measure, reduce, and report the climate impact of food supply chains. The company aims to minimize food waste and maximize access to healthy products, helping agrifood companies reduce their carbon footprint while maintaining profitability. The core offering includes a software platform that delivers insights on environmental impact, resource dependency, and supply chain visibility. It also features blockchain traceability for accurate environmental footprint analysis. In addition to its software solutions, Nature Preserve re-engineers surplus fruits and vegetables into healthy products under the LOVI brand, which includes smoothies and juices made from 100% natural and upcycled ingredients. The company primarily serves B2B clients in the agriculture and food sectors, focusing on sustainability and helping brands grow in the conscious consumer landscape.
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