Kulikulifoods
Californian startup selling a West African crop known as moringa as both a powder supplement and a health food bar.
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* | $1.3m | Debt | |
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Kuli Kuli Foods is a food company that introduced moringa to the US market. The company offers a range of products including energy bars, powders, smoothie mixes, and energy shots, all based on the superfood moringa and other climate-smart superfoods.
Kuli Kuli's business model is centered around a social mission. The company sources its moringa from women-owned and small family farming cooperatives in West Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia. This approach allows them to support local communities and promote sustainable agriculture. The company has a strong retail presence, with its products available in over 11,000 stores across the US, including major retailers like Whole Foods. Kuli Kuli has also been successful in raising capital, securing over $11.5 million in venture funding to support its growth and expansion into new superfoods.
Keywords: moringa, superfoods, sustainable agriculture, social enterprise, food products, retail, consumer goods, supply chain, impact investing, women empowerment