Volare secures €26m to build first insect protein facility in Finland. The Finnish biotechnology firm will produce insect protein for aquaculture feed and other products using black soldier fly.

Finnish biotech company Volare has closed a €26 million funding round to build protein production plant, Volare 01. Located ...

Introduction The global market for edible insects is experiencing significant expansion, propelled by the rising demand for sustainable and p ...

Insect producers say EU rules are choking their industry and driving it into financial ruin — with the environment paying the ...

In the animal feed sector, insect protein is being increasingly used as a sustainable and nutritious feed option for livestock, poultry, and aquaculture. This is especially critical in aquaculture ...

The global insect protein market is on a sharp growth trajectory, with a projected valuation of USD 834.38 million in 2025, ...

From pet food to human food, insects have many potential uses in Australia. But the industry has to overcome some big ...

Insect production is another new protein source currently being explored in Europe and Norway. Like all types of production, ...

“Most of the industry’s production capacity, investment, and output are dedicated to supplying high-quality insect protein (...) for aquaculture, poultry, pig farming, and pet nutrition ...

"Tyson foods replacing animal protein with insect protein, I can't believe people still buy Tyson foods," reads the post. It said the future facility will house an enclosed system to breed ...

And, even though animal welfare advocates and the agriculture industry often clash when debating the role of agriculture subsidies, propping up the market for insect protein doesn’t help farmers ...

Beyond the irrational ‘yuck’ factor that comes with eating insect protein, one of the biggest issues we can see with this system is that the long-duration mission crew may get attached to the ...