• Bloomspoon secured USD 218K on Shark Tank Dubai, trading 49% equity with retail mogul Toufic Kreidieh for growth support.
• The deal offers more than capital, connecting Bloomspoon to retail networks and expertise via the Brands for Less co-founder.
• Known for plantable cutlery, Bloomspoon now targets product expansion, retail growth, and a sustainable B Corp certification

Turning spoons into sprouts just landed Bloomspoon a deal on Shark Tank Dubai.

Bloomspoon

So what happened? Dubai based Bloomspoon raised approximately USD 218 thousand (AED 800K) on season 3 of Shark Tank Dubai. 

The deal 49% equity in the startup was offered by Toufic Kreidieh, Executive Chairman and Co-Founder of the Brands for Less (BFL Group). This investment, according to the startup, goes beyond funding as it brings them insight into retail expertise. Additionally, it aims to utilize it for access to a network that can help bring Bloomspoon’s innovations to everyday households.

“We’re not just building products; we’re building habits and mindsets. This partnership with Mr. Kreidieh and the BFL Group is about scaling impact. because the strategic value he brings is far greater than the investment itself.” said Mostafa Khattab, Founder of Bloomspoon. 

Sustainability

Who are they? Bloomspoon is a startup introducing plantable cutlery and a range of sustainable, reusable daily products. The cutlery is produced from wheat straw with a water-soluble seed capsule. After use, the cutlery can be planted to grow basil, mint or other herbs, turning single-use waste into green life.

What’s next? The startup aims to expand its product lines, enter new markets and enhance its retail presence. In addition, it aims to pursue a B Corp certification.

Bottom Line: The deal reflects continued interest in sustainable consumer products. As the startup scales, it aims to prove that eco-friendly alternatives can compete in mainstream consumer markets.