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Apeel Sciences

www.Apeel.com

 
Apeel Sciences creates products from natural plant extracts that allow growers to reduce reliance on pesticides, increase produce quality, and provide superior shelf life without refrigeration.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million
  • www.Apeel.com
  • 819 Reddick Street
    Santa Barbara, CA USA 93103
  • Phone: 877.926.5184

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Susan McCain
Vice President, Associate General Counsel, Intellectual Property and Risk Profile
Stephen Kaun
Senior Director, Technology Profile

Funding

Apeel Sciences raised $33M on 12/13/2016
Apeel Sciences raised $70M on 07/31/2018
Apeel Sciences raised $30M on 10/27/2020

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