Austrian startup Revo Foods launches 3D food printing products

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　　The company’s 29-year-old founder Robin Simsa said that the company plans to launch its first 3D printed product, smoked salmon fillet, to the German and European markets later this year.
The food service and retail industries are the company’s sales targets.

 

　　The first batch of 3D smoked salmon will be sold in Budapest Bagel in Vienna in March.
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The company stated that it hopes to deliver an interesting and fun message to the public, and at the same time it is in line with the company's desire to provide high nutrition.
The vision of a value sustainable seafood alternative.

 

　　The company stated that it is too early to announce the complete 3D food printing video process at this stage.
The food produced by 3D printing combines more than a dozen ingredients such as pea protein, seaweed extract and dietary fiber, which "precisely" reproduces the texture of seafood.
And appearance.

 

　　RevoFoods is currently seeking to raise 500,000 euros in its first round of investment in the next 12 months, and plans to launch more commercial products to the European market later this year, including 3D printed salmon sauce, as well as salmon and tuna sashimi .