
Israeli startup Raito, behind NBA All-Star Deni Avdija's TURBO, invests NIS 7 million to enter the black coffee market with the Israeli comedy trio Ma…
Israel Real Economy · 11 stories · Updated Aug 14, 2026
Lead storyIsraeli startup Raito, behind NBA All-Star Deni Avdija's TURBO, invests NIS 7 million to enter the black coffee market with the Israeli comedy trio Ma Kashur.
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Israeli startup Raito, behind NBA All-Star Deni Avdija's TURBO, invests NIS 7 million to enter the black coffee market with the Israeli comedy trio Ma…

A country 60% desert that imports much of its food turned thirst and hunger into export industries. Water is solved and selling; food is funded and un…

Founded 1849 in Moscow. Tsar's tea supplier. Largest tea firm in the Russian Empire. Survived revolution, Holocaust, rebuilt in Tel Aviv 1936. 76% of…

Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) is Israel's second-largest food company, still family-controlled after Sabra's full sale to PepsiCo in November 2024 left T…

Três Corações, Brazil dominance, the Strauss family arc, and the Eastern European operations that make Strauss Coffee a top-five global coffee company…

Israel's 2024 regulatory approval for Aleph Farms' cultivated beef was a landmark for the category globally. Whether commercial scale follows is the o…

Israel made the world's first cultivated-meat regulatory history — and watched its best-funded cultivated-meat company shut down. Both facts are the s…

A Chinese state-linked conglomerate has controlled Tnuva, Israel's dominant dairy processor, for over a decade. Its ownership structure has not been p…

A country that imports most of its food built one of the world's most ambitious alternative-protein industries — deliberately, as national strategy.