We are on a mission to fight global hunger through spirulina-powered nutrition that’s local, scalable, and transparent. Fuelled by partnerships.
We partner with local distributors and empower communities to thrive.
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FOOD Bars
Instant nutrition. Immediate impact.Two bars = one meal. 500 calories. 30g protein.
No prep. No water. Just relief.
Delivered in partnership with NGOs and charities that know their community best.
$2 feeds a life and provides hope.
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Track Your Impact
See where your impact goes.Real-time delivery updates with pictures - from factory to community.
Refer a friend to download and get a free FOOD bar to donate.
Transparency isn’t optional, it’s our standard.
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Spirulina Microfarms
The food of the future grows where others see nothing.
Modular climate-friendly farms built with communities, funded by donors, growing nutrition, income and resilience.
We’re not changing diets, we’re upgrading futures.
130,000 FOOD bars donated
As of 23 Sept 2025
15+ parters with NGO’s and charities
Including; The Cares Organization in the USA, United Way South Africa, Gulzad Foundation in Afghanistan, Cebuana Lhuillier Foundation in the Philippines.
Established Zimbabwe’s first spirulina farm
2024 - 2025
Hear from our partners who share our mission for change
E2G FOOD Founder and CEO Peter Henderson
AKA: “Pete the FOOD Chap”
“Our vision is to play our part in addressing some of the real challenges of our time. How can we feed the growing population - nutritiously and efficiently - in a way that is mindful to our planet.”
Impact in action
In 2024, 673 million people went to bed hungry, not just for food but for nutrition that sustains and empowers.
We believe that nutrition is a right, not a privilege.
That’s why we collaborate to deliver localised nutrition systems that restore dignity, build resilience, provide transparency and respect the planet.
We support eight out of 14 Sustainable Development Goals. Our core focus is SDG2: Zero Hunger.
“End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture”