Crickets are Kosher according to Israeli company HargolCrickets are Kosher according to Israeli company Hargol as well as Halal and have opened the first commercial grasshopper factory breeding these edible insects.Read the Article
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Pets can help fight climate change with an insect-based diet. Owners just need to come around to the idea.Despite what scientists call the ‘yuck factor,’ bugs could be a sustainable secret ingredient for the booming pet food industry.Read the Article
Insects. The revolutionary future of the human diet. | The Emory WheelJust imagine the next thing you spread on your toast might be a creamy peanut butter made with cricket powder: it will be revolutionary.Read the Article
More people are eating bugs - but is it ethical to farm insects for food?(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary...Read the Article
How I learned to love maggotsIf you’re one of those people who composts everything you can think of because you want to build up your garden soil, you might — like me this summer —Read the Article
Insects are vanishing from our planet at an alarming rate. But there are ways to help them | Dave GoulsonWe should be alarmed by this insect apocalypse – but there are ways we can each helpRead the Article
Youth using insects to improve feeds – Kenya News AgencyThe future of feeds in Kenya has been bleak following concern over unprecedented increase in animal feed prices as well as shortage.Read the Article
Columbia Room’s Tasting Room Will Return With $120 Insect, Algae, and Mushroom Cocktail MenuDerek Brown’s latest tasting will have both no- and low-alcohol options. Link to Ants: https://www.edibleinsects.com/product/edible-ants/Read the Article
Insect protein has huge potential to reduce carbon footprint of European consumersWhen compared to feeding insects to farm animals, the direct human consumption of insects has the biggest potential to reduce our consumption-based carbon footprint.Read the Article
Meet the fly that could help save the planet - ISRAEL21cBlack soldier fly larvae are chock full of protein, and they can clear greenhouse gases. One Israeli company is harnessing the insect’s diverse capabilities.Read the Article
Project using black soldier flies to break down food waste set to expand in TampinesAn initiative in Tampines Park to convert food waste into nutrients for use in vegetable and fish farming is set to be extended to other parts of the town.. Read more at straitstimes.com.Read the Article
Black soldier fly start-up Entoprotech closes first funding roundBugs can become big business. That is what Entoprotech, an Israeli biotech start-up that uses the black soldier fly (BSF) to process organic waste, ...Read the Article
Decoding insect recipes from across the country - The Shillong TimesBy Sukant Deepak In 2018, while working at Rosie and Peter’s Food Forest in Goa, learning how to grow food using regenerative and resilient systems, she was walking around in the garden one day when she noticed that the cacao fruit was being taken over [...]
Flying off the shelves? An Edinburgh shop is selling insect-topped doughnutLeith-based The Kilted Donut is trying to persuade customers to try a doughnut topped with roasted insects – a move it says is to help highlight sustainability in the food chain.Read the Article
Edible InsectsNOVA takes a tasty look at insect foods that could benefit our health and our warming planet.Read the Article
On a mission decoding insect recipes from across the country - INDIA New England NewsBy Sukant Deepak New Delhi– In 2018, while working at Rosie and Peter’s Food Forest in Goa, learning how to grow food using regenerative and resilient systems, she was walking around in the garden one day when she noticed that the [...]
A startup deploys black soldier flies in the Philippines’ war on wasteMINDANAO, Philippines — Maggots are considered gross since they thrive best in stinky, decaying organic matter such as animal waste and plants. The mere sight of them in a household often prompts a frantic search for a can of insecticide. But in Davao City, [...]
Insect protein holds “great potential” to reduce the carbon footprint of European consumers, flags study08 Sep 2021 --- Researchers at the University of Helsinki and LUT University, Finland, have analyzed the extent to which insect protein could help to reduce global warming associated with food consumption in Europe. In particular, the researchers have focused on [...]
Want To Reduce Your Carbon Footprint? Insect Proteins May Have the AnswerWhen compared to feeding insects to farm animals, the direct human consumption of insects has the biggest potential to reduce our consumption-based carbon footprint.Read the Article
Health & Wellness: Bugs for dinner, anyone?Will our diets include bugs in the foreseeable future? Anthony Bourdain, the late TV chef, would eat anything, but how about the rest of us?Read the Article
Save the Planet, Eat a BugFrom 2011: Plentiful and protein-rich, insects are food in much of the world. Why not here?Read the Article
Black soldier fly larvae as edible enrichment for piglets - All About FeedProviding small daily portions of live black soldier fly larvae to piglets after weaning benefits their behaviour while maintaining their performance.Read the Article
AAFCO tentatively approves black soldier fly larvae for use in dog foodThe association’s membership tentatively approved the ingredient for adult dog food formulations in August.Read the Article
Inseact founders see promise for insect-based feed in vast Asian market. In an interview with SeafoodSource, Inseact CEO Tim Van Vliet and COO Michael Badeski explained their business model.Read the Article
The South African farm turning flies into food for pets - and maybe peopleA South African company is aiming to take advantage of a new interest in protein-rich insects.Read the Article
Securing Our Future Food Economy And Sustainability With Insect FarmingWhen in 2017, Mante Sidlauskaite, founded her Lithuania-based Cogastro–the leading software solution for managing and optimizing insect farms–she banked on the country’s reputation as a center for “Fintech and digital innovation.”Read the Article
Addressing Food Shortages by Farming InsectsScientists at IUPUI, the IU School of Medicine, and two other universities, will explore the use of insects as food and agricultural feed.Read the Article
A culinary art project wants us to care more about insect-eatingTansha Vohra has a freezer full of ants in her Bengaluru home. She has been usingRead the Article
Can Insects Be Potential Food Source in Times of Climate Change?Insects are the meal of the future, providing a nutritious and environmentally friendly option as the globe fights starvation and climate change.Read the Article
Bee extinction: Why we’re saving the wrong beesThink honey bees are disappearing? Or that the more hives we have the better? Think again. Here’s why they’re the bad boys of the bee world, and what we shou...Read the Article