
United Kingdom · Agriculture startup
Rare Earth Global is a UK-based climate tech startup founded in 2018, specializing in a B2B marketplace for decarbonized products derived from the industrial hemp plant.
Funding reportedLast round: Seed
Rare Earth Global is a UK-based climate tech startup founded in 2018, specializing in a B2B marketplace for decarbonized products derived from the industrial hemp plant.
The company aims to support major industries and consumers by synchronizing industrial demand, processing, and production through its proprietary Rare Earth OS platform. This platform was initially developed to address supply chain challenges in the hemp industry. The mission of Rare Earth Global is to create a net-zero future by scaling the supply of carbon-neutral and potentially carbon-negative products. The company plans to deliver over 1 million tonnes of low-carbon products by 2030, contributing to significant CO2 removal to help corporations meet their Net Zero targets. Their product offerings include innovative solutions such as hemp seed concentrate for animal feed, hempcrete for construction, biomass pellets, decarbonized transport fuels, and biocomposites. Rare Earth Global employs a zero-waste approach, ensuring that all parts of the hemp plant are utilized effectively.
Funding, as reported
From Rare Earth Global's own website: 3 on the team.
What they build
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clean energy & technologyconsumerssustainable land uselogistics managementclimate impact hempdistributionmanufacturingcircular hemp economyconstruction & real estaterenewable energy feedstocksbioenergyconstructionsoil healthbioenergy pelletslocal sourcingenvironmental impact reduction
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