Foodtech Grand Prix 2025 to be held

　Liverness Corporation, together with 9 partners, 10 professional supporters and 5 superfactory groups, will host the Foodtech Grand Prix 2025 on Saturday, October 11, 2025 at 1:00 pm.
　On the day of the event, 12 finalist teams in the food tech field, carefully selected from the 335 teams that applied to Tech Planter 2025, will give presentations.

Outline of the event
Grand Prix name: Foodtech Grand Prix 2025
Location: Center of Garage (1-16-3 Yokogawa, Sumida-ku, Tokyo 130-0003, Japan)
Date & Time: Saturday, October 11, 2025, 13:00-19:30
Eligibility: Held on a closed, pre-registration basis (limited to entry teams, partner companies, and Super Factory Group Professional Supporters)
URL:https://techplanter.lne.st/foodtech/2025/

About the Foodtech Grand Prix
　Food tech is an area where technologies to "create a sustainable food industry" are gathered. In addition to the existing food supply chain, players in fields unrelated to food, such as robotics and AI, will be needed to make this happen. This area also requires the creation of new approaches through the implementation of diverse research being conducted in academia. Food issues are also linked to global and national issues, such as the environmental burden of meat and the high number of diabetics in Southeast Asian countries. As the combination of these issues and the technologies that could lead to their solution expands, concrete steps forward are now needed.
In this area, we aim to bring together diverse food-related issues and technologies to create implementable projects.

About [Tech Planter].
　TechPlanter is the largest deep tech venture ecosystem in Asia, where unsolved "deep issues" are solved with "deep tech", a collection of science and technology. It is the largest "deep tech" venture ecosystem in Asia, where venture companies and researchers with entrepreneurial aspirations, major companies, small and medium-sized companies, venture capitalists, lawyers, patent attorneys, accountants, judicial scriveners, labor and social security attorneys, research support organizations, local governments, and all other players aiming to solve social issues are working together across national boundaries to create an environment where people can work together to solve problems and to build a better society. It is a deep-tech ecosystem in which all players, including venture capitalists, lawyers, patent attorneys, accountants, judicial scriveners, social insurance labor specialists, research support organizations, and local governments, participate with "enthusiasm" and transcend national boundaries.