Newest Food & Beverage Companies — 2026

Browse the newest privately-funded Food & Beverage companies. Sorted by filing date, with the most recent on top.

About Food & Beverage

Food & Beverage includes CPG brands (food, drinks, supplements), restaurant chains and concepts, food technology (alternative proteins, precision fermentation, novel-ingredient platforms), and food-service infrastructure. Round sizes vary: early-stage CPG brands file $500K–$3M seed rounds; food-tech companies (alt-protein, fermentation) can raise $30M–$150M Series B/C; restaurant groups file project-finance-style raises for specific concepts. Delaware C-corporations are standard for scalable brands; LLCs appear for single-location or single-concept raises. Rule 506(b) is the norm. Investor bases span consumer-food-specialist VCs, strategic packaged-food companies, and restaurant-operator investors. This sector hub lists the most recent Food & Beverage Form D filings from SEC EDGAR, updated daily.

In 2026, Food & Beverage accounts for 31 catalogued filings totaling $151.2M, running at roughly 6.3 filings per week over the last 30 days.

Total raised
$151.2M
Median offering
$1.6M
Active states
10
Last 30 days
27

Featured Food & Beverage companies in 2026

$40M

Provivi, Inc.

SANTA MONICA, CA · Filed Apr 7, 2026

Provivi, Inc. is a Food & Beverage company based in SANTA MONICA, CA. The company is a Corporation, incorporated in Delaware, with its offic…

$20M

DELILAH NEW YORK LLC

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA · Filed Apr 13, 2026

DELILAH NEW YORK LLC is a Food & Beverage company based in WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA. The company is a Limited Liability Company, incorporated in D…

$15M

Cafe Metronome, LLC

NEW YORK, NY · Filed Mar 26, 2026

Cafe Metronome, LLC is a Food & Beverage company based in NEW YORK, NY. The company is a Limited Liability Company, incorporated in New York…

About Food & Beverage private companies

Food & Beverage occupies a distinctive place in the Form D corpus because consumer taste and physical distribution drive capital needs that software sectors don't face. CPG brands need working capital for inventory, slotting fees for retail placement, and marketing investment that doesn't compound the way software ad spend does — Series A in CPG often funds a 12–18 month retail-expansion plan rather than the 24-month product-building window typical in software. Alternative-protein and precision-fermentation food-tech carries biotech-like capital intensity: large fermenters, regulatory approval for novel ingredients (FDA GRAS or approval pathway), and commercial-scale production — these filings resemble biotech in size. Restaurant-concept raises file like early-stage real estate: project-linked LLCs funding specific unit expansion.

Food & Beverage funding trends

Recent Food & Beverage Form D filings reveal several trends. First, alt-protein and precision fermentation has contracted as a funding category post-2023; filings are smaller bridge rounds rather than expansionary rounds. Second, better-for-you CPG in functional food, non-alcoholic beverages, and supplements attracts mid-stage rounds with strategic CPG-incumbent participation. Third, restaurant-concept LLCs file regularly at $500K–$5M per concept — these appear as small single-purpose Form Ds tied to specific locations. Fourth, food-service tech (kitchen automation, delivery intelligence, menu engineering) has emerged as a SaaS-adjacent category often classified under SaaS & Software rather than here. Fifth, alcohol beverage brands (craft spirits, hard seltzer, RTD cocktails) file steady raises tied to state-by-state distribution expansion and inventory financing.