Richard Branson praises Denzel’s ‘Plant-Based Bites’
It comes as Denzel's said it is ‘gearing up’ to achieve its goal of becoming ‘Europe's leading’ sustainable and healthy snack for dogs
Sir Richard Branson recently praised Denzel’s ‘Plant-Based Bites’ in a Linkedin post, reaching an audience of over 18 million followers.
It comes as Branson welcomed a new puppy to Necker Island – an area which is entirely owned by the chairman of Virgin Group.
In the post, the chairman said that it was “so great” to see so many new start-ups trying to “change the way business is done” – adding that it is “creating positive change” for people and dogs”.
Denzel’s launched in 2018 with initial funding from Virgin StartUp. It recently received investment from Holly Branson – Richard Branson’s daughter – and a handful of strategic investors, putting the company in a “position to grow 16-fold by 2022”.
Denzel’s has said it is “gearing up” to achieve its goal of becoming “Europe’s leading” sustainable and healthy snack for dogs.
Its Plant-Based Bites are made using peanut butter, kale and fresh banana, and suitable for all dogs aged 14 weeks and over.
