In its quest to expand (and avoid more shortages), Oatly has gotten funding from private equity and a Chinese state-owned conglomerate.
of Thrilling Tales of Modern Capitalism, Slate’s podcast about companies in the news and how they got there.
In the early 1990s, a Swedish professor of food chemistry named Rickard Öste was working with a group of other scientists to research lactose, a sugar that’s found in milk that about two-thirds of adults can’t properly digest. They ended up coming up with a prototype for a nutritional, milklike substitute made from oats, a grain that was often used as cattle feed.
According to Emiko Terazono, commodities correspondent for the Financial Times, “the story is that he took a few years out of Sweden, took his family to Costa Rica, and there he witnessed climate change firsthand. You know, there’s lots of droughts, there’s lots of floods. And he realized that the environment issue was a huge thing that was going to affect people’s lives. And I think he was pondering what to do and then this opportunity to join Oatly came up and he thought the two go together.
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