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Swiss FoodFor founders face tough questions in investor pitch
Swiss founders Teresa Cramer, Franziska Kuenburg and Raphael Thurn und Taxis are pitching their company, FoodFor, on the German TV show “Die Höhle der Löwen.”
The trio have scientific expertise, but they still face critical questions from the investors, known on the show as the “Lions.”
They need to explain their concept clearly and persuade the investors that it is worth backing.
The pitch puts their business idea under scrutiny.
The founders are seeking a deal with one of the investors.
The outcome of the pitch has not been stated.
Swiss founders Teresa Cramer, Franziska Kuenburg and Raphael Thurn und Taxis faced critical questions during an investor pitch on “Die Höhle der Löwen.”
The trio had to explain their FoodFor concept and try to convince the investors, known as the Lions.
The founders are from Switzerland.
The article does not say whether they secured a deal.
RTL.de published its article on October 12, 2026.
- Who
- FoodFor founders Teresa Cramer, Franziska Kuenburg and Raphael Thurn und Taxis.
- What
- They faced critical questions during an investor pitch and had to explain their concept.
- When
- October 12, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- They were pitching FoodFor to try to convince the investors.
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- Founders
- Teresa Cramer, Franziska Kuenburg and Raphael Thurn und Taxis
- Company
- FoodFor
- Founders' origin
- Switzerland
- Pitch
- Die Höhle der Löwen
- Publication date
- October 12, 2026
Sources
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