Acai start-up The Rainforest Company is insolvent

Financial problems and investor dispute lead to the end

27-Feb-2025

The once promising foodtech start-up The Rainforest Company (TRC) has filed for insolvency. The company, which wanted to revolutionize the food industry by importing sustainably grown acai berries, ran into financial difficulties after a dispute with investors.

The Rainforest Company

Founder Albana Rama

Just two years ago, the company founded by Albana Rama in Switzerland was valued at 100 million euros. Well-known investors made millions available to realize the ambitious vision. However, financial problems have recently been mounting. According to an entry in the Swiss commercial register, insolvency proceedings have now been initiated. The company website is also no longer accessible.

TRC's concept of contributing to the protection of the rainforest with acai berry products was not able to establish itself on the market in the long term. In addition, internal tensions arose with investors, which ultimately led to a break-up. As a result, the company was no longer in a position to meet its financial obligations.

Further developments in the insolvency proceedings will show whether and to what extent creditors can still hope for repayments.

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