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Cost of insect meal production could drop by 25%

Somhatai Mosika - 2 August, 2023, AM

The high production cost of insects results in the steep price of insect meals, but prices are expected to fall by 2042. “The cost to...

Insect meal producer targets pet food, shrimp feed industries

Somhatai Mosika - 18 July, 2023, PM

Insect meals like black soldier fly (BSF) meal continue to gain traction. At the recent Asian Food and Feed Inset Association Conference in Bangkok,...

Insect production cost to drop 25%

Somhatai Mosika - 17 July, 2023, PM

The high production cost of insects results in the high price of insect meal, but prices are expected to fall by 2042. “The cost...

FeedWerkz raises sustainability in pet food with insect meal

Zahrah Imtiaz - 10 July, 2023, AM

FeedWerkz has launched its sustainable line of pet treats primarily using black soldier fly (BSF) meal. The range of dog treats is marketed under...

FeedWerkz promises sustainable insect-based pet food

Zahrah Imtiaz - 24 May, 2023, PM

Indian insect farming startup FeedWerkz has launched its first pet food brand, ‘Conscious Creatures’. “Pet food is a high-value product for insect meal and...

Ynsect refocuses insect meal away from feed

Zahrah Imtiaz - 24 April, 2023, PM

French insect meal company Ynsect will refocus its strategy from animal feed to other lucrative streams. CEO Antoine Hubert told Reuters the margins in...

Insect meal gains ground as investments pour in

Asian Agribiz Team - 12 April, 2023, AM

Insect meal made with black soldier fly (BSF) larvae is on the path to mass-scale acceptance and production. In the last few years, this...

IFC backs Entobel for production expansion of insect meal

Ha Thu - 31 March, 2023, AM

Entobel has partnered with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) to scale up its operations in Vietnam. IFC will support the early-stage development of Entobel’s expansion...

IFC supports Entobel’s insect meal production expansion

Ha Thu - 30 March, 2023, AM

Entobel has partnered with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) to scale up its operations in Vietnam. IFC will support the early-stage development of Entobel’s...

Nutrition Technologies to quadruple insect meal production

Meliyana - 19 December, 2022, AM

Singapore’s Nutrition Technologies intends to quadruple its existing production volume of insect meal in the short term. Maricar DeLa Vega, Product Director said the market...

Entobel starts on second insect meal factory

Ha Thu - 21 September, 2022, AM

Singapore-based Entobel has broken ground for the construction of its newest insect meal factory in Ba Ria, Vung Tau province, Vietnam. This will be...

Insect meal a viable fishmeal replacement

Meliyana - 20 July, 2022, AM

Insect meal can be a viable replacement for fishmeal in aquafeed, said Romi Novriadi, Vice Chairman of the Indonesian Aquaculture Society. At a seminar,...

Construction Report 2022 – A rollercoaster year forces feedmillers to bank on alternatives

Asian Agribiz Team - 1 June, 2022, PM

The year 2022 has so far been volatile for animal feed producers in Asia. From high feed ingredient costs to supply disruptions, the industry...

BSF larvae research offers savings, boosts productivity

Meliyana - 30 May, 2022, AM

Latest research by Indonesian scientists show that black soldier fly (BSF) larvae is a promising alternative protein source for fish — a welcome relief...

Layer Feed Quality Conference 2022 – Day 1 Highlights

Arief Fachrudin - 13 May, 2022, PM

The first day of Asian Agribiz’s Layer Feed Quality Conference 2022 was led by Matthew Clark, Principal at The Feed Guys, and focused on...

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