Company Profile (AI Text) Name: Vegan Fine Foods Canonical URL: https://wefunder.com/vegan.fine.foods Updated at: 2026-06-15T05:00:16Z Elevator pitch: We are an all-vegan market and cafe, with our flagship location in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. We carry over 4,000 plant-based retail products on our shelves and in our frozen & refrigerated department. We have an in-store cafe, called Vegan Fine Cafe, that offers a full menu of vegan meals, smoothies, juices, bowls, and more. We have a body shop, called Vegan Fine Body, that features the best vegan supplements, body care, facial care and cosmetics. Key claims: - Total raised on Wefunder: 710981 | citation: https://wefunder.com/vegan.fine.foods#claim-total-raised - Total investors: 1309 | citation: https://wefunder.com/vegan.fine.foods#claim-total-investors Verified facts: - Total raised on Wefunder: 710981 | observed_at: 2026-06-15T05:00:16Z | expires_at: 2026-06-16T05:00:16Z - Total investors: 1309 | observed_at: 2026-06-15T05:00:16Z | expires_at: 2026-06-16T05:00:16Z Computed metrics: - total_amount_raised: 710981 - total_investors: 1309 - team_size: 3 - featured_investor_count: 0 - faq_count: 5 - recent_post_count: 0 Quick facts: - $1.2M in revenue in first 15 months. | citation: https://wefunder.com/vegan.fine.foods#claim-fact-1 - 100K+ customers served last year. | citation: https://wefunder.com/vegan.fine.foods#claim-fact-2 - Over 50% of our customers aren't vegan. Vegan foods have wide appeal! | citation: https://wefunder.com/vegan.fine.foods#claim-fact-3 - Launched our own private label, with Vegan Fine Wines as first product launch in Dec. 2018. | citation: https://wefunder.com/vegan.fine.foods#claim-fact-4 - This raise will support launching VFF franchises, an online store, expanding our private label and our in-store offerings. | citation: https://wefunder.com/vegan.fine.foods#claim-fact-5 - Forbes and The Economist named 2019 "The Year of the Vegan." | citation: https://wefunder.com/vegan.fine.foods#claim-fact-6 - Beyond Meat's 2019 IPO was the most successful IPO in 10 years. | citation: https://wefunder.com/vegan.fine.foods#claim-fact-7 FAQ: - Q: If someone invested $100 how many shares will they have? A: Hi Laneshia, here is the answer to your question: Vegan Fine Foods is raising this round under a convertible note. In a convertible note, shares are determined at the next qualified round of financing (i.e. Series A). If and when that next round happens, the price will be determined and shares will be distributed. Investors in the convertible note receive a discount on the Series A price because they took a risk for investing early. You can learn more here: https://help.wefunder.com/#/co... - Q: Why are you also introducing 2 new concepts (Vegan Fine Cafes, Vegan Fine Body) only a year after proving the first concept Vegan Fine Foods? Will investors of Vegas Fine Foods, also be investors of Vegan Fine Cafes and Vegas Fine Body? Are these 2 new concepts wholly owned su... A: Hi Kevin, thanks for your questions. Vegan Fine Cafe and Vegan Fine Body are integral parts of Vegan Fine Foods. When developed the business plan for Vegan Fine Foods, it always included the cafĂ© and body sections. Once we opened, we decided to brand both Vegan Fine Cafe and Vegan Fine Body because we saw the potential for both as stand alone franchises based on customer feedback. So we have actually been testing all three concepts at the same time within Vegan Fine Foods As a ... - Q: How do you decide to build vs franchise? Are you open to organic growth by opening more stores? A: Hi Johann, thanks for the question. We decided to become a franchisor because based on our analysis, franchising is the most cost effective and quickest way to grow. We will still consider opening company-owned stores in key markets, but we believe franchising will generate the most growth for our business. One of the great thing about becoming a franchisor is that both options are available as viable ways to grow, and we can pursue both simultaneously.  - Q: Steven, I like what you are doing! I want to better understand Vegan Market and Vegan Fine Foods. The investment is in Vegan Fine foods, not the parent company? Can you explain the relationship given the loans from Vegan Market to Vegan Fine Foods. Why are you raising for vega... A: Hi Alicia, thanks for the question. Vegan Market, Inc. is the parent company of Vegan Fine Foods. You are correct that the investment is in Vegan Fine Foods, LLC. Our plan is to convert Vegan Fine Foods from a limited liability company to a C-Corporation. It currently operates and a stand-alone business, with Vegan Market, Inc. acting as a holding company. Vegan Market, Inc. has other subsidiaries and could eventually spin-off or sell these businesses as separate entities. Vegan Market, Inc. ... - Q: What was your net on the 1.2 last year? A: Hi Chad, thanks for your question. All of the company's financials are available on Wefunder in the financials section. You can find the net and other detailed financial information in that section.