Apr 2014 - Ryan Pandya, Perumal Gandhi, and Isha Datar apply to an accelerator in Cork, Ireland as the New Harvest Dairy Project.

Apr 2014 - New Harvest Dairy Project is accepted into the accelerator and incorporates as a company under the name “Muufri.” Ryan, Perumal, and Isha are co-founders with equal shares.

May 2014 - The project gets picked up by the publication New Scientist after it was shared in the New Harvest newsletter. The piece in New Scientist draws in investors. The New Scientist article pulls in follow-on articles with the Washington Post and the Daily Mail. Muufri goes on to be mentioned in agriculture and dairy industry publications, too.

Jul 2014 - While reviewing paperwork with Muufri’s first major investor, Isha Datar donates her shares in Muufri to New Harvest and gives up any formal role in the company. She feels it is important to keep the non-profit voice strong in this new, emerging industry. It will help the industry grow faster, more responsibly, and encourage cooperation and communication.

Mar 2015 - In light of growing independent interest among investors in cellular agriculture, New Harvest moves away from founding companies. Instead, we focus on more neglected aspects of ecosystem building and supporting pre-competitive research.

Dec 2022 - New Harvest announces that their stock in Perfect Day Foods is up for for sale, to support New Harvest’s transition towards more government funding support.