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We love cheese. We love yoghurt. Ice cream too, and so many other animal based products that are fundamental to our culture and heritage. But using animals to produce these treats is extremely wasteful and destructive.
In early 2019 we, Sorosh Tavakoli and Anja Leissner, founded Stockeld Dreamery to challenge the status quo and reinvent the foods we love. Starting with cheese.
We're a company where doers dare to dream, but even more so – where dreamers dare to do. We have a strong conviction that tastier and more nutritious alternatives to our favorite foods can be developed. We just haven’t tried hard enough.
Our first vision is to create the world's most ambitious cheese. In 2021, we launched our very first product to give you a taste of what we've been dreaming of. Ready to share with the world our new take on cheese.
Sorosh, CEO, previously founded, ran and eventually sold a software company, Videoplaza, with close to 100 employees across 8 offices. Before starting Stockeld Dreamery, Sorosh spent two years exploring new business ideas where reducing climate impact could be built into the business model. He deep-dived into the world of alternative proteins, micro algae and Duckweed, before deciding to go all in on creating the world’s most ambitious cheese together with Anja.
Sorosh was born in Iran, raised in Sweden, lived four years in London and two years in NYC before moving back to Stockholm in early 2017. He holds a Masters from the Royal Institute of Technology and Stockholm School of Economics.
Anja, co-founder and member of the board, has a background in biotechnology, food science, microbiology and nutrition as well as dairy processing and technology.
Together with Sorosh they decided to create Stockeld Dreamery with the purpose to crack one of the hardest challenges in the food industry - to make delicious and nutritious cheeses using only plants.
Stockeld Dreamery is also backed by investors such as Purple Orange Ventures, Martas Explorers, Edastra, Kale United, and Trellis Road, as well as angels such as Henry Soesanto, Josh Ismin, Eric Quidenus-Wahlforss, Alexander Ljung, and David Frenkiel.
