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Phileo by Lesaffre and Agronutris have forged a strategic partnership to accelerate sustainable insect-based solutions. Through this collaboration, the partners aim to address key...

At the heart of the EU’s pursuit of agri-food resilience is protein autonomy - the goal to produce a greater share of Europe's protein...

Insects are attracting more and more interest and investment as a new and exciting way in the circular food chain. Wageningen University & Research...

Downstream, our main clients are leaders in the animal nutrition sector such as Cargill and ADM. We position ourselves as suppliers of high-quality and...

Goterra’s and FGS’s solutions and partnership plays a vital role in promoting a circular economy, sustainable agriculture and food security. By transforming waste into...

Goterra and Future Green Solutions, two of the leading companies in the Australian insect industry, have entered into a new supply chain partnership to...

The challenge is already present, with the forecast of 10 billion human beings on the planet in 2050 and the resulting need for proteins....

The International Platform of Insects for Food and Feed (IPIFF) has welcomed the adoption of an EU regulation that paves the way for the...

Insects, which are considered as a valuable feed ingredient to reduce the environmental footprint and make production sustainable in the livestock and feed industry, has quickly turned into an industry. IPIFF Secretary General Christophe Derrien explained in 5 questions the current situation, market size, future potential and growth prospects of this rapidly growing industry.

By the end of the decade, we anticipate that insect farms will become relevant actors in the agri-food chains, upcycling lower value materials into higher value insect-derived products, for food, feed, or other applications.