Inadequately treated biodegradable waste is considered an environmental, social and
economic threat worldwide, which call for great attention. Waste treatment with larvae of the …

Simple Summary With the increasing global population, the shortage of protein feed
resources is becoming more and more serious, and human beings urgently need to find new …

Aquaculture industry is one of the world's fastest and largest growing food producing sector.
Most importantly, the usage of fish meal in aquaculture has been replaced with alternate …

Given the current rate of human population growth, the mass breeding of insects for feed
and food is in full industrial development, as a more efficient and effective alternative to …

The increase in solid waste generation is caused primarily by the global population growth
that resulted in urban sprawl, economic development, and consumerism. Poor waste …

Insect lipid/oil is a by‐product of insect meal production. The quantity and nutritional quality
of insect lipid varies with species, life stages, the kind of substrate used to raise the insects …

Bioconversion of organic waste by the black soldier fly (BSF) larva yields a by-product
commonly known as 'frass'. Although BSF larval frass has often been marketed as a …

Frass, a by-product of the larval meal industry, is heterogeneous and includes larval
excrement, exoskeleton sheds and residual feed ingredients along with abundant nutrients …

Simple Summary Unsustainable farming practices have depleted the quantity and quality of
topsoil and, moreover, 30–40% of the food produced ends up in landfills. These issues can …

A range of issues related to sustainability in the agrifood industry have spurred interest in
mass production of insects as human food and animal feed alternatives. This rapidly …