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In the rolling hills of Conwy, Wales, a family‑run business is quietly reinventing how Britain drinks kombucha. Blighty Booch Organic Kombucha, produced by Conwy Kombucha Ltd, is brewed in small batches using traditional fermentation methods – no artificial sweeteners, no forced carbonation, no pasteurisation. This commitment to authenticity has earned them SALSA, OF&G Organic, and Vegan Certification, plus accolades including the Great Taste Award, Wales Food & Drink Awards

The UK agritech sector is evolving at incredible speed. As climate pressures grow, supply chains tighten, and labour shortages continue, a new generation of pioneering companies is stepping forward with bold, scalable solutions. From seaweed-based protein to robotics, biomanufacturing, and AI-driven optimisation, these seven innovators are redefining the future of farming. Below, we highlight seven agritech companies investors should be watching right now.

Perched in the shadow of the iconic Whitby Abbey on Yorkshire’s rugged coastline, Whitby Brewery has become a beacon for British craft beer lovers. This independent, family-run brewery captures the heart of Yorkshire through every pint it produces. From humble beginnings to becoming one of Yorkshire’s most respected microbreweries, Whitby Brewery’s story is one of passion, quality, and community — a perfect blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern innovation.

In a world that never slows down, Maeving electric motorcycles offer something rare: a moment of calm. Designed and built in Britain, Maeving represents the meeting point between classic British engineering and cutting-edge electric innovation. Each motorcycle is a tribute to the golden age of British motorcycling—reimagined for a cleaner, quieter, and smarter future.

The UK’s startup ecosystem is booming with bold innovators using deep tech, AI, robotics, and clean energy to tackle some of the world's most pressing challenges. From automating home construction to harvesting health data from sewage, these British startups are transforming their industries — and the future. Here are 10 pioneering startups that are reshaping the way we live, work, and care for our planet.

The UK is fertile ground for companies with purpose — ventures that tackle climate, equality, wellbeing, and sustainability. Below are 25 bold British startups combining social and environmental impact with strong business models. Read on to meet innovators redefining what success looks like in 2025.

The Gordon Murray Group stands as a beacon of British innovation, engineering brilliance, and design purity in the global automotive world. Headquartered in Surrey, England, this prestigious group comprises Gordon Murray Automotive (GMA) and Gordon Murray Advanced Engineering (GMAe). Both entities share a singular mission: to push the boundaries of lightweight performance, engineering art, and driver-focused automotive design.

Meet One Good Thing (OGT) – a revolutionary British startup on a mission to change how we snack on the move. Founded by father-son duo Mike and Daniel Bedford, this brand is redefining sports nutrition with the world’s first plastic-free, edible wrapper energy bar.

In a quiet corner of Bristol, where the edges of the city gently merge with the Somerset countryside, something special is being hand-built. Temple Cycles is a British bike company born from a deep love of cycling, vintage craftsmanship, and a vision for sustainable design. But before it became a name recognised by cyclists around the world, it began with one man’s passion.

Nestled in the heart of North Yorkshire, a small but mighty distillery has been quietly setting the benchmark for British gin since 2013. Masons of Yorkshire, founded by Karl and Cathy Mason, isn't just another name riding the wave of the UK gin boom—it’s a trailblazer that helped spark it.