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Our Team.

AniTech is made up of unique individuals with diverse backgrounds in materials science, research, and business management. 

 

Our passion to address food loss is only the catalyst. The dedication from each team member  allows us to help producers and distributors monitor and manage crop quality, reduce their losses and improve their operations.

MILESTONES

2021

  • Lab prototype and trials from January to April

  • Grandwinner of Techplanter Philippines

  • Mitsui Chemicals Awardee of Techplanter Asia 

  • Incorporated on November 10, 2021

  • Winner of ECOTHON Philippines 2021

  • Conducted more than 30 Market Validation Interviews

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2022

  • Startup Collaboration with FarmJuan & First Pilot Test

    • 100 sqm greenhouse​

  • WERise x She Disrupts Challenge Runner-Up

  • Joined the PhilDev IDEA Program

  • Partnership with Foodie Box Group

  • Second Pilot Test with MKP Inc.

    • 50 sqm hydroponic grow room​

  • Joined UPSCALE

  • Joined the WE Rise Accelerator Program

2023

  • First Paid Pilot with Harbest Agribusiness Corporation

    • 400 sqm​

  • Fundraise pre-seed round (US$47,000) from Leave a Nest Capital last January 2023

  • Co-Development Project with GrainPro Philippines Inc.

    • Two 5 metric-ton Cocoons​

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Official Member of:

  • Israel Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (ICCP)

  • Philippines Partnership for Sustainable Agriculture (PPSA)

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“With the crisis of food insecurity worldwide, any innovation that can become a solution is definitely welcomed. AniTech is one such company that can serve as an inspiration for innovators from different fields, even not from agriculture, to become involved in the sector and help develop more solutions to a problem."

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