03 June 2026
The Spoon lists the Food Tech Top 25 companies of 2019
On May 20 2019, the online publication The Spoon released its 2019 ‘ Food Tech 25 ‘ list of the top Twenty Five companies that are expected to have the biggest impact on the global food future.
These are the Food Tech 25, according to The Spoon:
- Amazon
- Apeel
- Impossible Foods
- Mccormick’s
- Tracetrust
- Goodr
- Domino’s
- Motif Ingredients
- Tyson
- Just
- Calyxt
- Shiok Meats
- Solar Foods
- Bellwether
- Creator
- Kiwi
- Kroger
- Walmart
- Yo-Kai Express
- AWM Smart Shelf
- Thermomix
- Dishdivvy
- Whirlpool
- Silo
- Sweetgreen
For a more extensive list, visit The Spoon’s article here.
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