A first step to a tight collaboration between Global Bugs and the eat:em is taken. Global bugs will during the end of this week deliver the first batch of Premium High Quality Cricket Powder to eat:em. This is the start for Global Bugs brand new production facility, adapted to all regulations and demands from EU,…
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GLOBAL BUGS FUNDED BY SWEDEN’S INNOVATIONS AGENCY VINNOVA
As a result of our Seal Of Excellence from EU, Global Bugs has received a funding of 500,000 sek from Sweden’s Innovations Agency Vinnova. Sweden’s Innovations Agency
DRESSED FOR SUCCESS
Global Bugs is proud to announce that the company has been awarded the Seal of Excellence by the European Commission, with the purpose of implementing automated industrial production of insects based on vertical farming under controlled environment. Following evaluation by an international panel of independent experts, Global Bug’s project was scored as a high-quality project…
CRICKETS, A SUPERFOOD
Intressant fakta om varför insekter framöver kommer utgöra en viktig del i näringskedjan och varför den redan gör det i stora delar av världen Cricket powder is a very interesting food both in terms of macronutrients (carbohydrate, lipids, proteins, fibres) and micronutrients (minerals and vitamins). PROTEINS Cricket powder is a food rich in proteins. In fact, by 100 g of powder,…
OUR FIRST MODERN CRICKET FARM IS SOON READY FOR PRODUCTION START
Global Bugs is proud to announce that our first modern farm for crickets is soon ready for production start. The drivers for the Edible Insects Market are: Insect rearing involves low capital investment as compared to other conventional livestock rearing such as that for beef, pork, and chicken.Substantial increase in global population and decreasing resources…
ASIAN CRICKETS PACK MORE ESSENTIAL FATTY ACIDS THAN EUROPEAN MEALWORM
According to an article in Navigator Food-Asia.com written by Ms. Millette Burgos, there are more essential fatty acids in the lipids of two species of crickets and a grasshopper from Asia, compared with the yellow mealworm larvae, which is widely reared in Europe for human food. Please read more following this link