Misleading online claims are alleging that dangerous insect-based products have been green-lit for the European market. View ...

and cricket farming at a time when both insects have garnered global attention as eco-solutions for food and waste management. In an exclusive interview with TUKO.co.ke, Thiong'o discussed ...

The idea of eating insects was then drawing considerable attention as a way to alleviate food shortages throughout the world. Gryllus pitched a cricket-based “senbei” cracker to Muji grocery ...

Larvae of crickets, silkworms and black soldier flies are becoming high-profile food these days. The insects can replace beef, pork and other kinds of meats, which are expected to fall into short ...

and a purely insect-filled mix of crickets, locusts and worms, marketed towards kids. The brand also retails cricket powder as a food supplement. Eat Grub Launched in 2013 as a concept test on ...

with the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) allowing the import and sale of 16 species, including crickets, mealworms, locusts and moth larvae. Insect Food, run by Javier Yip, is the first company to ...

The farm prioritises sustainability and it uses leftover food from local businesses ... The farm also raises kingworms and crickets, although they take up more space. The insects are very ...

His project, ‘Future Staples of Food’, includes insects such as wasps, all kinds of ants and crickets among many others. Noma’s gastronomic experiments have included bee mayonnaise ...