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EPISODE 70: How do you successfully launch a startup in the saturated pet market?

Kees Aarts, founder and CEO of Protix, discusses the challenges of entering the pet market with a novel ingredient, emphasizing perseverance, adaptability and collaboration over competition.

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UK insect-based dog food startup secures funding

Tuggs has received £1.1 million (US$1.46 million) in funding after tripling revenues in nine months by offering insect-based, fresh dog food through a direct-to-consumer subscription model.

Tuggs creates fresh dog foods formulated with insects delivered through a subscription model in the UK.

Central/Western/Southern Asia

Indian insect biomanufacturer secures certifications

Loopworm has acheived the ISO 22000, GMP+ and HACCP certifications for LoopFactory, which produces insect-derived protein for pet foods and animal feed.

Based in Bangalore, India, Loopworm transforms farmed insects into sustainable protein for pet food and animal feed.

Pet Food Marketing and Branding

Branding connects otherwise faceless suppliers to pet owners

Developing positive relationships directly with consumers could benefit pet food ingredient suppliers.

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From larval to grave: Scaling production of insects for pet food

After beginning with eggs, Innovafeed has reached a point where it can begin harvesting black soldier fly larvae to extract oil and protein.

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Industrial symbiosis fine-tuned for BSFL pet food ingredients

Black soldier fly larvae are already noted for their lower resource use compared to conventional livestock. Industrial symbiosis makes insect-based pet food ingredients yet more sustainable.

Dry and wet corn byproduct containers outside Innovafeed’s pilot facility in Decatur, Illinois, within sight of an ADM wet corn processing facility.

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Innovafeed launches cobranding partnership with Jiminy's, Arch

Innovafeed has partnered with U.S. pet food companies Jiminy’s and Arch to launch its "Powered by Hilucia" cobranding on new insect-based dog foods, aiming to raise awareness about the environmental and nutritional benefits of its sustainable ingredients.

The 'Powered by Hilucia' cobranding effort is designed to raise awareness about the benefits of Innovafeed’s model, including the lower environmental impact compared to traditional protein and oil sources.

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Innovafeed completes Phase 3 of insect plant expansion

With this expansion, the site in Nesle, France, becomes the largest insect production plant in the world.

With this expansion, Nesle becomes the largest insect production site in the world, said Innovafeed.

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Real Pet Food launches Australia's first pet food with BSF protein

Real Pet Food Co. said it has taken a significant step toward sustainable pet nutrition with its Billy + Margot Insect Single Protein + Superfoods product.

Real Pet Food Co. has obtained Australia's first permit to import Black Soldier Fly meal.

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NRGene Canada, Bühler launch North American Insect Center

This research center for collaborative innovation marks a significant milestone in the advancement of insect protein production in North America.

Black Soldier Fly

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Insect protein is a key solution to a sustainable pet food industry

Government interest and funding are increasing for using insects to help meet climate goals.

In addition to a friendly carbon footprint, using insect protein in pet food can enhance pets' health and well-being by improving their gut microbiome, skin and dental health.

Adventures in Pet Food

What feeds the bugs creating insect protein for pet food?

Each of the most common insects used in pet food — black soldier fly larvae, mealworms and crickets — require specific feed-grade diets that ensure growth.

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