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We have identified 300+ African vegan businesses seeking to expand. Here are just a few in our network.
Eden Vegan Foods
Lusaka, Zambia
Eden Vegan Foods is run by Florence Hanampota, and is Zambia's premiere producer of vegan meatballs and sausages, who also produce vegan burgers, seeking to scale production with access to machinery. You can learn more about Eden Vegan Foods here.
African Vegan on a Budget
Harare, Zimbabwe
African Vegan on a Budget raises awareness of veganism through vegan meals in Zimbabwe and South Africa. Currently, Chef Cola runs several kitchens and is launching a cookbook. You can read our feature here and follow them here.
Isalachi Grains
Lagos, Nigeria
Isalachi Grains seeks to provide plant-based gluten-free grain options to the African market through regenerative farming practices. Read more about their vision here.
Veggie Victory
Lagos, Nigeria
Veggie Victory is Nigeria's first plant-based food-tech business, known across the continent for V Chunks, a meat substitute served throughout restaurants. They also run the VCafe in Lagos. You can learn more about Veggie Victory on their website here.
Tamu by Jane
Cape Town, South Africa
Tamu by Jane is a vegan food brand specializing in cooking demos and classes as well as food delivery and catering. You can learn more about Tamu by Jane here.
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