ZFS Creston is a soy processing facility in Creston, Iowa, that processes whole soybeans, both GMO and non-GMO, into soy flour, flakes and grits, as well as soybean meal, oil and hulls.
Soy flour, flakes and grits are often used as high-protein ingredients or extenders in many food applications.
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| Jan 13, 2022 | The Week in Agrifoodtech: Remilk raises $120m; ‘world’s first plant-based salmon fillet’ unveiled | There were multiple fundings above or near the $100 million mark this week in agrifoodtech, led by Estonian ride-hailing and food delivery app Bolt with its $709 million round. Elsewhere, alt-dairy startup ReMilk raised $120 million, while ... |
| Jan 7, 2022 | Brief: Benson Hill acquires soy processor for $102m | US crop genetics company Benson Hill has acquired Iowan soy processing firm ZFS Creston in a deal worth approximately $102 million, which was primarily financed through a committed debt facility led by Avenue Capital Group. St Louis-based B... |
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FAQ about ZFS Creston
When was ZFS Creston founded?
ZFS Creston was founded in 2018.
What has the press written about ZFS Creston?
Parsers VC has collected 3 articles mentioning ZFS Creston, among them “The Week in Agrifoodtech: Remilk raises $120m; ‘world’s first plant-based salmon fillet’ unveiled” (Jan 13, 2022) and “Brief: Benson Hill acquires soy processor for $102m” (Jan 7, 2022).
Is ZFS Creston still active?
Yes, ZFS Creston is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Apr 7, 2022.