Tyson Ventures has invested in a New Wave Foods, a startup making a plant-based shrimp substitute

Tyson Ventures has invested in a New Wave Foods, a startup making a plant-based shrimp substitute

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Tyson Foods is getting into the seafood business.
Through the company’s venture capital arm, Tyson is investing in New Wave Foods, a San Francisco-based startup that’s making a plant-based shrimp substitute.
The company, founded by marine biologist, Dominiq…
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