WASTE & FEEDSTOCK
Turning organic liabilities into commercial assets.
We partner with organic waste producers to transform problematic waste into high-value, sustainable insect products.
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Waste-To-Value
Transform problematic organic waste streams into new value using insect bioconversion facilities.
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Real World ESG Win
Elevate organic by-products up the waste hierarchy, replacing carbon-intensive processing with a verifiable circular solution.
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Shrinking the Problem
Up to 75% mass reduction of organic material, mitigating downstream processing overheads.
From Recovery to Recycling: Elevating Organic Waste
The Waste Management Hierarchy Framework
Traditional waste management solutions such as landfill and anaerobic digestion limit organic streams to the lower tiers of the waste hierarchy. Insect bioconversion facilities elevate organic waste streams from disposal and recovery into the recycling tiers on the food waste hierarchy by upcycling the nutrients directly back into the food chain as functional proteins and fertilisers.
Once supplied, Entocycle manages the entire process, achieving up to 75% mass reduction of organic material within our facilities, replacing a supply chain burden with a verifiable ESG win.
Explore if your organic waste streams could be valorised.
Valuable & Sustainable Insect Products
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Whole Insects
BSFL is used whole in pet food, or processed into high-protein ingredients for use in aquafeed, pet food and poultry feed.
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Organic Fertiliser
Frass is a co-product of insect farming, used as a natural fertiliser to vastly improve soil health and promote plant growth.
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Insect Oil
A natural by-product of insect farming, BSF oil is high in lauric acid. Used as a sustainable and antimicrobial alternative to palm oils, insect oils are now being used in cosmetics and skincare products, biodiesel and bio-lubricants.
Why Black Soldier Fly?
The wide-ranging and voracious appetite of the black soldier fly makes them uniquely suited to solve the global organic waste problem. As nature’s warrior on waste, their diverse appetite allows them to rapidly consume and transform a broad spectrum of feedstock, including food production by-products, agricultural residues, spent grains and fruit and vegetable scraps, into valuable resources for lucrative markets.
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