This foodtech startup produces the world's first plant-based, carbon-negative ice cream, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional dairy products. Their innovative process directly addresses the environmental impact of dairy consumption by removing more carbon from the atmosphere than it emits.
Funding
$400K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
Traditional ice cream production relies heavily on dairy farming, which contributes significantly to greenhouse gas emissions and environmental degradation. Consumers seeking sustainable and ethical food choices often lack appealing alternatives that match the taste and texture of conventional dairy ice cream.
Solution
Planet offers a range of plant-based, carbon-negative ice creams that provide a sustainable alternative to traditional dairy options. The company meticulously calculates its carbon footprint using independent verification and offsets 110% of its emissions through verified carbon offsetting programs. This approach allows consumers to enjoy a familiar treat while actively supporting a more environmentally responsible food system. Planet's ice creams are available in a variety of flavors, ensuring a satisfying experience without compromising on taste or ethical considerations.
Target Audience
Planet's primary customers are environmentally conscious consumers, vegans, individuals with lactose intolerance, and those seeking healthier dessert options without sacrificing taste.
Features
- 100% plant-based recipes, free from dairy, lactose, and casein
- Carbon-negative production process, verified by Ecofye
- Wide range of flavors, including Triple Chocolate, Holy Bueno, and Strawberry Cheesecake
- Options with no added sugar
- B Corporation certified, meeting high standards for social and environmental performance
- Available in major supermarket chains and online supermarkets
- Served in zero-waste packaging at the company's store, including edible cups and spoons