Revo Foods

Revo Foods, formerly known as Legendary Vish, produces 3D-printed plant-based seafood. In March 2021, the company hosted a public tasting event for its 3D-printed plant-based seafood, which it claimed was a first in the world. According to the company, its 3D-printing technology can create complex whole-cut structures such as fillets for seafood alternatives. In February 2024, it introduced the Food Fabricator X2 (FFX2), a brand-new 3D food printer featuring a unique multi-nozzle system and a high-precision extrusion system, capable of industrial-scale production. 

In March 2024, Revo Foods launched what it claims to be the first vegan octopus alternative, THE KRAKEN. Made from mycoprotein, it uses a unique 3D structuring approach in production and claims to offer the aroma, taste, and texture of real octopus meat.

Revo Foods portfolio includes 3D-printed plant-based salmon filets, smoked salmon, gravlax, and tuna spreads available in 1,400+ locations across 14 countries. In September 2023, the company launched its 3D-printed whole-cut salmon filet in Rewe Group's vegan store, Billa Pflanzilla. According to the company, this is the first 3D-printed alternative meat to launch into retail.

Key customers and partnerships

In October 2022, the company partnered with Swedish alternative protein producer Mycorena to develop 3D-printable mycoprotein. In January 2023, this partnership received a EUR 1.5 million (~USD 1.6 million) grant from Vinnova, the Austrian Research Promotion Agency, and Eurostars to be deployed towards further R&D for mycoprotein-based seafood.

Funding and financials

In January 2024, the company launched a crowd-investing campaign to raise EUR 1.5 million (~USD 1.6 million), marking the company's first public investment opportunity in the form of digital company shares. The funds raised were earmarked to bolster the next level of production expansion, particularly by harnessing Revo Foods' recent 3D food printing technique, the Food Fabricator X2.