Cheese that melts and stretches like the real thing using protein fermentation—not animal milk—for a kinder, eco-friendly alternative.
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Overview
New Culture reimagines cheese-making by using precision fermentation to produce real casein proteins—without animals—so their cheeses melt, stretch, and taste just like traditional dairy but with a kinder, more sustainable approach.
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New Culture Management Team
Investors
Ahren Innovation Capital
SOSV LLC
Bee Partners
Mayfield Fund
Be8 Ventures
Boost VC
CPT Capital
Future Ventures
Evolve Ventures
S2G Ventures
Marinya Capital
ADM Ventures
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