Former Chobani exec invests in baby food delivery company

Former Chobani exec invests in baby food delivery company

NEW YORK — Little Spoon, a direct-to-consumer baby food and early childhood nutrition company, has closed a $7 million funding round with support from Kyle O’Brien, executive vice-president of sales at Chobani. Other participants include Tinder founders Sean Rad and Justin Mateen, Kairos, Interplay Ventures, SoGal Ventures, the San Francisco 49ers and Vaultier7. Little Spoon, which opened a little more than a year ago, recently announced its delivery of 1 million organic meals nationwide. The company’s Babyblends products are made without the use of preservatives . . ..
Little Spoon delivered 1 million organic meals in its first year of business.

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