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Hooked Foods is working on a plant-based tuna substitute. By serving delicious plant-based seafood for everyone to enjoy, the company is leading the transition to a healthier seafood ecosystem. The company was established in 2019 and is headquartered in Sweden.

Hooked is an impact startup developing plant-based seafood to lead the transition to a healthier seafood ecosystem.

Hooked mission is to lead the transition to a healthier seafood ecosystem, through making mouth-watering seafood available for everyone to enjoy. 100% plant-based.

Hooked is supported by EIT Food, supported by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT).

Address:	Hagaesplanaden 70, 72
City:	Stockholm
State:	(113 65)
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Instagram:	https://www.instagram.com/hookedfoods/?hl=en

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CEO – General Management

Mr Tom Johansson

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