Frequently asked questions
We’re putting together a resource to answer some of the common questions we get asked about insect farming, the black soldier fly and our products and services.
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The regulations around insect farming in the UK are evolving, influenced by both domestic policies and previous European Union (EU) guidelines. This article aims to explore the current framework while also answering some frequently asked questions from industry stakeholders and newcomers looking to enter the exciting and rapidly growing UK market.
Commonly farmed insects include mealworms, crickets, and superworms; however, this guide focuses on the most widely farmed insect species worldwide – the black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens).
At Entocycle, we are committed to ensuring the welfare of all animals under our care, including insects. Our insect welfare policy focuses on Bramble's Five Freedoms, which serve as the guiding principles for our practices.
We offer solutions and services for insect companies, waste management companies, entrepreneurial farmers, food companies and research institutions.
Black soldier fly are considered by many to be nature’s apex recycler – a tiny yet robust insect perfectly designed to rapidly turn any organic waste into valuable protein. It’s for this reason black soldier fly is currently the most widely farmed insect species worldwide.
