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KAYTEA RAISES SEED FUNDING VIA VELOCITY TO GROW ICE TEA BUSINESS

We are excited to announce our support for KAYTEA, a trailblazer in the UK’s ice tea market. This investment recognizes the brand’s unique position: it’s the only low-calorie, organic-certified ice tea in aluminium cans with a commitment to sustainability and health. The company stands out for its organic and Fairtrade ingredients and plastic-free packaging. KAYTEA’s …

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FUSSY SECURES INVESTMENT FROM VELOCITY

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Fussy, the company dedicated to eradicating single-use plastic from bathrooms has successfully raised funds through the Velocity Capital EIS fund.

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