It’s one of several startups helping food businesses experiment with new revenue streams to stay afloat.
Karma Kitchen, the London-based kitchen space startup, has raised £252m in a Series A funding round to open dozens of new sites across Europe.
“People think it’s a typo,” laughs Eccie Newton, cofounder of Karma Kitchen, who currently operates one kitchen site, has a five-person team and had initially set out to raise £3m.
“It’s not a typo.”
To know more about Karma Kitchen and the business area, click here and read Amy Levin article in Sifted.
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