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Maolac turns cow colostrum into patented health ingredients
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The Series A biofunctional-ingredient company is one of 23 startups selected for ScaleUp House's inaugural cohort.
Kokomodo grows real cacao in a lab, no trees required
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Zachy Hennessey
The Seed-stage food-biotech company is one of 23 startups selected for ScaleUp House's inaugural cohort.
"We’re developing climate-controlled cocoa that can be delivered year-round "
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Roee Bergman
"At Kokomodo, our cocoa is consistent, traceable, and has a 'clean label,” said Tal Govrin, winner of the Yazamiyot competition, held as part of the female entrepreneur event at the Calcalist and Leumi New York 2026 Mind the Tech conference. “It can be grown anywhere in the world - even here, in New York."