Funded Food and Beverage Startups in Brazil
Among the 10 most recent food and beverage rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is DUX’s $44M (2025-02-18), which dwarfs the rest: the next-highest d…
Among the 10 most recent food and beverage rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is DUX’s $44M (2025-02-18), which dwarfs the rest: the next-highest disclosed rounds are $32M (Liv Up, 2021-06-16) and $7M (Smart Break, 2022-12-02), with several other entries clustered under $1M–$300K (e.g., Chefia $190K on 2025-09-18; Beeva $800K on 2022-01-14; Haoma $980K on 2025-01-08). Stage and geography also cluster: São Paulo (including multiple “São Paulo, Sao Paulo” listings) appears repeatedly across rounds from 2020-03-01 (Startup Brewing Company) through the most recent 2025-09-18 (Chefia), while the disclosed dates span about five years overall.
Timing shows a renewed cadence in 2025, with three rounds disclosed between 2025-01-08 and 2025-09-18 (Haoma $980K on 2025-01-08; DUX $44M on 2025-02-18; Chefia $190K on 2025-09-18). For classification, “Series Unknown” is the most common stated label here (5 of 10 rows), while the only explicitly labeled “Series A” is Olga Ri at $6M (2022-05-19).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Brazil food & beverage list, and how does it compare to the others?
DUX’s $44M disclosed round (2025-02-18) is the clear outlier in size. The next-largest disclosed amounts are $32M for Liv Up (2021-06-16) and $7M for Smart Break (2022-12-02), with multiple smaller rounds like Chefia’s $190K (2025-09-18) and Haoma’s $980K (2025-01-08).
Are recent rounds concentrated in a narrow time window?
Yes. Three of the 10 disclosed rounds fall between 2025-01-08 and 2025-09-18: Haoma ($980K, 2025-01-08), DUX ($44M, 2025-02-18), and Chefia ($190K, 2025-09-18). Outside 2025, the disclosed dates extend back to 2020-03-01 (Startup Brewing Company).
Which cities show up repeatedly in this set?
São Paulo is the dominant geography in the rows, including multiple entries with “São Paulo, Sao Paulo” (e.g., Olga Ri $6M on 2022-05-19; Smart Break $7M on 2022-12-02; Liv Up $32M on 2021-06-16). Other cities appear less frequently, such as Pinheiros, Sao Paulo (DUX, 2025-02-18) and Divinópolis, Minas Gerais (Haoma, 2025-01-08).
What stage mix dominates the disclosed classifications here?
“Series Unknown” is the most frequent stated classification, appearing in 5 of 10 rows (e.g., Chefia 2025-09-18 $190K; DUX 2025-02-18 $44M; Haoma 2025-01-08 $980K; Vida Veg 2021-08-20 $3M; Smart Break 2022-12-02 $7M). Explicit labeled stages include Seed (Super Vegan $290K on 2023-03-01; Beeva $800K on 2022-01-14) and a single Series A (Olga Ri $6M on 2022-05-19).
Which entries sit at the extremes (largest vs. smallest) in disclosed amount?
At the high end, DUX’s $44M (2025-02-18) is the only disclosed round at that level in this list. At the low end, Chefia’s $190K (2025-09-18) is the smallest disclosed amount among the 10 rows, far below Liv Up’s $32M (2021-06-16) and Smart Break’s $7M (2022-12-02).
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