AF Ventures

AF Ventures

How it Works

AF Ventures is venture capital fund investing for consumer packaged goods. They provide functional and financial support to help businesses accelerate their growth.

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Funding Focuses On

Food and beverage brands plus health, wellness, beauty, personal care, and pet categories.

Funding Limit

If accepted, initial investment of $18,000–$50,000 depending on annual revenue upon entry. Upon completion of the program, most companies will be eligible to receive additional investment of $100,000– $200,000.

Qualifications

Must be positioned to sell your product through retail or foodservice channels and have an annual income of $100,000–$500,000. Generally, the investment and technical assistance provided is in return for equity in a prospective entrepreneur’s business.

Financing Geographic Area 

United States 

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