Sano is the largest non-food company in Israel, specialising in a quality range of skin and body care products. To see the product range click here. Sano has specifically expressed interest in distributing via major retailers in Australia. They are experienced international exporters.
Author: Jeremy Ungar
The startup nation may be on target to raise a record breaking year in tech funding. The first three quarters of 2015 have been a huge achievement for Israel, which has seen $3.8 billion in mergers and acquisitions according to a survey by Israeli financial newspaper Globes. The survey differentiates between biotech companies and other startups, […]
The Internet of Things (IoT) is the network of physical objects or “things” embedded with electronics, software, sensors, and network connectivity, which enables these objects to collect and exchange data. Israel is a leading hub for innovation in the internet of things. As reported in No Camels, Israeli door and lock manufacturer Mul-T-Lock is marketing a new […]
Beersheva for cyber, Galilee for functional food Margalit explains that the new initiative is the next step in his vision to develop seven “regions of excellence” in economically underserved parts of Israel. Each one has a different focus. He’s already proven the concept in Jerusalem and Beersheva. In Israel’s capital city, it took the form […]
The strength of Israel’s fintech ecosystem can be attributed to continued overseas interest, a commitment to innovation, and a community that’s dedicated to addressing the emerging needs of the industry. The Israeli fintech industry continues to grow so impressively that it is attracting entrepreneurs and funding from global investors. For example, FundBox raised $90 million in […]
Check out the innovative range of Israeli food brands and products on show this year at Anuga! The bi-annual Anuga Food Fair is taking place in Germany on October 10 – 14th. Anuga is the world’s leading food fair for the retail trade, food service and catering market. Israeli foods represent the melting pot of […]
As reported in Globes: HearMeOut is a voice based social network which allows people to post and listen to audio clips on Facebook and Twitter. Carmaker Ford Motor Co. announced today that Israeli startup HearMeOut will be supporting its SYNC AppLink within its vehicles. HearMeOut is a new voice based social network app that allows people […]
As reported in No Camels: They all want a piece of the Israeli pie: Microsoft, Google, Apple – dozens of large, multinational companies have chosen to establish offices and R&D centers in the Startup Nation. Why did they all pick Israel and what exactly are they doing here? It’s a little known fact that two […]
As reported in Globes; This is the fourth straight year that Deloitte has rated Israel in second place for startup investment after the US. Israeli high tech has been breaking records in recent years, with venture capital funds raising huge sums and startups enjoying generous valuations. This is a worldwide trend, but investors have greater […]
As reported in Globes; San Francisco-based Prosper Marketplace has bought Israeli company BillGuard, which has a financial analytics product. Israeli startup BillGuard has been acquired by peer-to-peer lending company Prosper Marketplace. No financial terms were disclosed but market sources believe the firm was valued at $40-50 million, part of which was paid in cash and […]
