Brami Protein Pasta Closes $33 Million Series B Round, Set To Expand Retail Presence And Strengthen Lupini Bean Supply Chain
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- Food & Drink Brami Protein Pasta Closes $33 Million Series B Round, Set To Expand Retail Presence And Strengthen Lupini Bean Supply Chain By Andrew Watman,
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- Founder Aaron Gatti tells me today that Brami has raised a $33 million Series B investment round led by VMG Partners.
Food & Drink Brami Protein Pasta Closes $33 Million Series B Round, Set To Expand Retail Presence And Strengthen Lupini Bean Supply Chain By Andrew Watman,
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover innovation across the food & beverage landscape.Follow Author May 18, 2026, 08:30am EDTBrami Raises $33 Million Series BBrami Brami protein pasta is quickly becoming the pasta brand of choice for many American families. It balances a functional element–fortifying real durum wheat semolina with naturally high-protein lupini beans–along with a taste and texture that rivals some of the highest quality boxed pasta brands on shelves.
Founder Aaron Gatti tells me today that Brami has raised a $33 million Series B investment round led by VMG Partners.