What is Full Harvest?
Founded in 2015 and headquartered in San Francisco, Full Harvest operates as a high-growth agtech enterprise dedicated to transforming the economics of food production. The company provides a B2B marketplace that connects farms with food and beverage manufacturers, facilitating the sale of surplus or aesthetically imperfect produce that would otherwise be discarded. By creating a secondary market for this inventory, Full Harvest not only provides farmers with additional revenue streams but also assists corporate buyers in meeting sustainability targets and reducing their environmental footprint. The firm is currently positioned as a leader in the circular food economy, leveraging technology to solve systemic waste issues.
How much funding has Full Harvest raised?
Full Harvest has raised a total of $38.9M across 4 funding rounds:
Angel/Seed
$2M
Series A
$8.5M
Debt
$350K
Series B
$28M
Angel/Seed (2017): $2M with participation from Wireframe Ventures
Series A (2018): $8.5M led by Cultivian Sandbox Ventures, Wireframe Ventures, and Spark Capital
Debt (2020): $350K supported by PPP
Series B (2022): $28M featuring City Impact, Rethink Impact, Rabobank, Telus Ventures, Doon Capital, and JAL Innovation Fund
Key Investors in Full Harvest
Cultivian Sandbox Ventures
A venture capital firm specializing in food and agriculture technology, focusing on sustainable production and global food system security.
Wireframe Ventures
A seed-stage venture firm that provides capital and strategic support to founders building scalable solutions for climate change and human health.
Rethink Impact
A venture capital firm that invests in technology platforms and leaders focused on creating measurable social and environmental impact across global sectors.
What's next for Full Harvest?
With the recent influx of capital, Full Harvest is expected to accelerate its expansion into new geographic markets and enhance its proprietary supply chain technology. The strategic focus will likely shift toward deepening integration with large-scale food processors and expanding the logistics network required to handle high-volume surplus produce. As the company moves into this next phase of growth, it will likely prioritize the scaling of its digital infrastructure to improve transparency and efficiency for its growing network of agricultural partners and corporate clients. The firm remains a key player to watch in the broader sustainability and food-tech investment ecosystem.
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