Some of us eat to live; others live to eat. Yet, we can all agree that there’s nothing worse than food that has gone bad! Fortunately, 500-backed startups Glife Technologies and Escavox are keeping it fresh for us. 

Glife acquired a plant-based food distributor in Malaysia and a food tech startup in Indonesia to bring more farms to the table, while Escavox is keeping produce fresh with real-time tracking technology.

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• Glife expands to bring more farms to the table
• Una Brands invests US$100M in Aussie retailers
• Gilmour Space builds smart microsatellite
• ESPL grows Play-to-Earn (P2E) economy in gaming
• Parcel Perform opens new US office in New York City
• AUS flies high amid boom in India dronetech
• Dawaai helps patients get better through education on disease & dosage compliance
• Carousell drives community over commerce
• Lingokids bridges pandemic learning gaps
• Nas Academy empowers creators
• Koo self-verification service is world’s first for social media platform
• Escavox intelligence stops supply chain disruptions

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• RedDoorz collaborated with the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy of the Republic of Indonesia and the Wakatobi Regency Government of South Sulawesi to revitalize the local tourism industries.
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