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MyFOREST Foods

www.myforestfoods.com

 
When it comes to solving our worlds biggest problems, the answers can often be found in nature. The forest is a great place to begin. A lot goes on—between the dirt and the squirrels, and the mosses and the trees—but, what interests us most is whats happening just beneath the forest floor, where lies a hidden, entangled root system of fungi called mycelium. Weve studied and become inspired by mycelium. Weve learned theres a lot you can do with it—from textiles to building materials to packaging alternatives, even to food! Really tasty food. Guided by the wisdom of the woods, MyForest ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

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