r/FoodTech↗
Food Tech for technlogy improving food growth, quality, and nutrition
Food tech is for technology improving food growth (as in sustainable crop growing), quality, safety, and nutrition. Things that reduce costs, inflation, and make it more affordable from planting to eating are also welcome if the tradeoff does not poison us or otherwise contaminate the planet.
5.3k subscribers90 posts / mo in Sep 2026 (incl. ~2% by known bots)65 authors / mosince 2015
r/FoodTech has 5.3k members. It gets about 90 posts a month from 65 people. Top topics: CulinaryCareerAdvice, Cheese Varieties & News and Recipe Sharing and Organization.
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Share of the subreddit's posts
- CulinaryCareerAdvice1.1%
- Cheese Varieties & News0.8%
- Recipe Sharing and Organization0.8%
- Food Safety Outbreaks0.8%
- Food Delivery Services0.6%
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- NPR
- Fox Business
- Archive
- Apple
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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