Crowdinvesting: etepetete GmbH raises 1.79 million euros

The company etepetete GmbH, which specializes in rescued organic fruits and vegetables, was able to collect an investment amount of 1.79 million euros in a crowdfunding via Econeers.

Munich - The Munich-based company etepetete GmbH, which specializes in putting together subscription boxes with rescued organic fruits and vegetables, was able to successfully complete a crowdfunding round via Econeers in February 2023. A total of 812 private investors were enthusiastic about the business idea and subscribed to a total amount of 1,793,000 euros.

Now it's up to us to make the etepete subscription models even more accessible, attractive and, above all, individual with optimized digital processes.

Christopher Hallhuber, CoFounder etepetete

Since 2015, etepetete has been fighting against food waste and advocating for sustainable nutrition. The profitability of the company is confirmed by the continuous increase in prices for fruits and vegetables in food retail as well as the focus on climate-friendly processes in the agricultural sector. With the investment amount raised, the company will drive the individualization of fruit and vegetable boxes as well as the digitalization of packaging and shipping processes to contribute to a more sustainable future.

Investors will not only participate in a food rescue concept, but also benefit from a bond with a fixed interest rate of 8 percent per year and a profit-sharing scheme in line with their share. This investment allows them to reap both environmental and financial benefits. The high response to crowdinvesting underlines the growing interest in sustainable and profitable investment opportunities.

etepetete GmbH was launched by the founders Christopher Hallhuber and Georg Lindermair. The young company from Munich actively campaigns against food waste and offers a subscription model. With their concept, they deliver fresh organic food directly from the field to the doorstep and offer a variety of food boxes in different sizes.