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Feed rebranded as O.K.R to highlight its commitment to healthy, local, and sustainable food with a clear identity and customer-focused loyalty program.

Anthony Bourbon, founder of Feed and Blast Club, built a 100 million euro fortune through innovative nutrition products and startup investments, while maintaining a minimalist lifestyle.

Feed is revamping its nutritious meal replacement products with healthier recipes and eco-friendly packaging while expanding globally and supporting frontline workers during COVID-19.

Anthony Bourbon's Blast Club crowdfunding platform, linked to his foodtech startup Feed, faces criticism over a controversial financial operation but continues to grow revenue and membership.

Meal replacement drinks like Feed provide balanced nutrition but are ultra-processed and lack the sensory benefits of real meals, so they should be consumed sparingly.

Anthony Bourbon launches Blast. Club to enable small investors to access curated startup investments with simplified processes and a future secondary market.

Anthony Bourbon launches Blast.Club, a crowdfunding platform to enable small investors to invest in startups with automated blockchain-based processes.

Feed. adapted to the COVID-19 crisis by refocusing its product line, emphasizing profitability, and repositioning its brand to appeal to a motivated, youthful audience.

Feed. provides high-protein, low-sugar bars designed to support muscle recovery and performance for athletes.

PepsiCo quietly invested in French healthy snack startup Feed and appointed its venture capital head to Feed's board in early 2020.

Anthony Bourbon uses his personal story and various content channels like a book, social media, and TV to promote Feed.'s message of self-improvement.

Anthony Bourbon, founder of FEED, discusses his journey from car sales to creating a successful meal replacement shake brand on the Tech Show.

Anthony Bourbon founded Feed to offer nutritionally complete meal replacement snacks, growing it to 1 million meals sold monthly and raising 40 million euros, while also investing in startups and advocating social change.

Anthony Bourbon, founder of Feed, shares insights on entrepreneurship, investment, and building a strong nutrition brand with a focus on meritocracy and resilience.

Anthony Bourbon, founder of Feed, overcame a difficult childhood to build a successful meal replacement brand and is now a prominent investor and TV show jury member.

Anthony Bourbon's Feed pivoted from meal replacements to protein snacks, achieving rapid growth and aiming for profitability and US expansion.

Feed. broadens its product line to functional snacks addressing specific daily needs, driven by customer feedback and aiming for healthier snacking options with strong community engagement and profitability.

Feed provides vegan, gluten-free meal replacement bars and drinks designed for weight loss and muscle support, suitable for busy active people.

Feed. has built a strong presence on Clubhouse by hosting authentic, value-driven discussions that engage their young target audience and enhance brand awareness without direct selling.

Feed is a French startup offering complete nutrition meal replacements and snacks, rapidly growing in retail and online with a futuristic vision of food and strong COVID-19 response.