London’s Mondra And Vienna’s Inoqo Announce Strategic Merger

The combined entity aims to accelerate decarbonisation and enhance resilience across the global food system. The deal, subject to customary regulatory approvals, is expected to close in Q2 2026.

Founded in 2020 by Barrett, Mondra is on a mission to transform the food industry through AI-powered digital twins of products and their supply chains, from farm to shelf.

The platform helps food and beverage companies achieve Net Zero, enhance resilience and comply with evolving regulations, enabling product-level carbon measurement, supplier collaboration, and scenario modelling to drive measurable business and environmental outcomes. Mondra raised €11.8 million (£10 million) in a Series A round in October 2025, led by AlbionVC and Planet A Ventures.

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Austrian startup inoqo specialises in scalable sustainability assessment for grocery retailers, F&B brands and food suppliers. Its Product Impact Assessment (PIA) platform combines public and proprietary data via AI algorithms to quickly evaluate the multi-dimensional impact of any F&B product, supporting transparency, supplier engagement and data-driven sustainability improvements.

Under the merger the combined organisation will operate under the Mondra brand, with Linder joining the leadership team to drive international growth and strategy. The partnership merges inoqo’s European market expertise and impact database with Mondra’s AI technology, strengthening product-level impact assessment, supplier engagement and climate action implementation at scale.

The organisation maintains global hubs in London, Vienna and India, serving grocery retailers including Tesco, M&S, Co-op, ASDA, Lidl, Aldi, dm drogerie markt Pets at Home and Sainsbury’s, as well as suppliers and global brands such as Starbucks and Nando’s. The merger will further develop Mondra’s digital twin and Sherpa AI platforms to deliver actionable business outcomes through climate risk management.

Jason Barrett, CEO of Mondra, said, “This merger is a transformative step in our mission to help the global food system achieve measurable impact at scale. By joining forces with inoqo, we are creating a unified powerhouse that combines world-class technology with the industry’s most comprehensive impact data. Together, we provide the definitive standard for sustainability intelligence helping our customers move faster and with greater insight than ever before.”

About Mondra

Mondra provides product-level intelligence for supply chain resilience. By creating digital twins of products and ingredients, the platform helps food businesses anticipate risks, test scenarios and make informed decisions. Mondra enables efficient, compliant and regenerative supply chains, reducing environmental impact while supporting sustainable growth, resilience, and long-term food security.act while supporting sustainable growth, resilience, and long-term food security.