The Estonian start-up Äio has raised €1 million to create alternative oils and fats using agricultural byproducts.
The funding comes by way of Nordic Foodtech VC, EAS, and other partners. Founded last year by TalTech bioengineers Petri-Jaan Lahtvee and Nemailla Bonturi, Äio is on a mission to make the food system more sustainable.
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