Tag: black soldier fly
Palatability test shows ‘pawsitive’ results for insect-based pet food
An acceptance test by Protix has shown that 94% of dogs and 81% of cats were happy to eat pet food containing insect protein.
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Black soldier fly oil: A promising functional ingredient
The global vegetable oil production is located in only a few countries. This is a considerable concern for global food security as any destabilization...
Penetrating the price barrier of insect protein for animal feed
Magalarva collaborates with Indonesian government to solve food waste problem and provide sustainable protein source for the feed mill industry. With continued collaboration and...
BioMar and Agronutris partner on the next generation insect meal
BioMar and Agronutris have signed a long-term partnership to develop the next generation of black soldier fly meals specifically designed for the needs of...
The importance of insects as a protein source in animal nutrition
Proteins are an essential component of a healthy and balanced diet. They are a part of every cell in the body, and help the...
Simple, sustainable and accessible insect farming for everyone – FreezeM
Israel-based FreezeM promises simple, sustainable and accessible insect farming for the insect protein industry with €6.3 million raised from European Innovation Council (EIC) funding
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Nutrition Technologies closes US$20 million equity round
Nutrition Technologies, Asia’s first industrial insect company, has completed an equity venture round of US$ 20 million. The new funding will be used to...
Einar Wathne and Bert Pauli join Protix advisory board
Protix, the leading company in insect ingredients for feed and food, announced that Einar Wathne and Bert Pauli are joining the advisory board, bringing...
Insect Engineers opening its Insect School
Netherlands-based Insect Engineers is set to officially open its Insect School at the end of June. The new school aims to spark innovation in...
Key Dutch players join forces to evaluate insect-derived feed ingredients
Protix, ForFarmers, PHW Group’s Dutch entity Esbro, Venik and Wageningen Livestock Research joined their forces to investigate how insect-derived feed ingredients would be useful...
