Cerve Secures £3.5M to Transform Food Supply Chain
Cerve's groundbreaking infrastructure and API solutions are driving unprecedented change within the food industry. The company has successfully built a platform that enables organizations to develop automations and tailor applications, fundamentally transforming how food is processed, distributed, and consumed. With an impressive user base of over 2,000 businesses, spanning manufacturers, retailers, and wholesalers across the UK and Europe, Cerve is paving the way for a digitized global food system that enhances efficiency and reduces the significant challenges of food waste and security.
On December 5, 2024, Cerve announced the successful completion of a £3.
.5 million seed funding round, led by SuperSeed, a respected venture capital firm specializing in B2B SaaS solutions. The funding round also included notable co-investors such as Zenith, Ponderosa, and The First Thirty. Cerve's mission centers around accelerating the digitisation of the food supply chain by providing standardized protocols through its API tools. These advancements are designed to streamline operations, boost profitability, and ultimately make the food supply chain more resilient and sustainable.
With a keen focus on solving inefficiencies and promoting seamless data integration, Cerve's innovative platform is addressing critical global challenges that have long plagued the food industry. Founders Dan Mazig and David Walker, both with extensive backgrounds in technology and business, are at the forefront of this initiative. Their vision for a more connected food system is driven by data, which they believe is the cornerstone of a sustainable future in food production and distribution. The new funding will further enable Cerve to expand its reach into North America, while also enhancing its research and development capabilities to better support its growing user base.
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