Rhythm Superfoods, an Austin-based company of organic and non-GMO plant-based superfood snacks, has citracal calcium storesclosed a US$6 million Series D financing round with a lead investment from 301 INC, the new busferrous fumarate emciness development and venturing unit of General Mills.###Additional investors include Blueberry Ventures and the CircleUp Growth Fund. ###The round was filled exclusively through CircleUp, the leading investment marketplace for consumer and retail companies.###This is the second round of funding Rhythm Superfoods has received from both 301 INC and the CircleUp Growth Fund since the start of 2016. kirkland calcium citrate magnesium zinc###During that time Rhythm Superfoods has expanded difusion calcium soft chewsstribution into new markets and channels, added a line of dehydrated Beet Chips to its plant-based, nutrient-dense snacks and grew to become the leading brand of kale chips in the market.###The additional funding will enable the brand to continue their growth, expandcalcium citrate with vitamin d 60 tablet capacity, support sales and marketing initiatives as well as help drive innovation through new product development, all while positioning Rhythm Superfoods as the leader in the plant-based snack space. ###Their most recent new product debut, Beet Chips, made quite a splash earlier this year, soon after the original 301 INC investment.###Rhythm Superfoods is currently available in more than 5,000 grocery stores in the US and retails for US$3.99 to US$4.99 depending on the product.