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Press Release: INSECT PROTEIN PROJECT SCOOPS EUROPEAN INNOVATION AWARD

EC-funded project PROteINSECT recognised for its ambitious innovation potential in using insect-based protein for animal feed

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October 2015 FINDING ANSWERS TO USING INSECT PROTEIN IN ANIMAL FEED

PROteINSECT furthers the research agenda in line with EFSA recommendations and its own research mandate

Reaction to EFSA Scientific Opinion

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The French Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety (ANSES) has provided an opinion on "the use of insects as food and feed and the review of scientific knowledge on the health risks related to the consumption of insects.”

PROteINSECT shares insight & expertise at UK science festival

August 2014:Young men most likely to eat insects, study reveals

July 2014: PROteINSECT Press Conference, in Accra, Ghana

May 2014: Over 80% of consumers want to know more about using insects as feed

May 2014: Knowledge shared to support legislative change and consumer acceptance of insect protein in animal feed

April 2014: PROteINSECT featured in Antenna magazine

April 2014: New film reveals insect protein in animal feed can improve the health and quality of chickens

March 2014: 75% of survey respondents happy to eat animals fed on insects.
Do you agree? Have your say now!

Feb 2014 :Should we feed animals with insect protein?
Would you be happy to eat chicken reared on fly larvae?
Are you concerned about the sustainability of traditional sources of animal feed?

Oct 2013: Legislation across Europe must be changed if we want to allow insects to contribute to the sustainable production of livestock.

May 2013:A new €3 million, EU -funded project, PROteINSECT, is investigating how flies can contribute to the growing demand for protein in animal feed.

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1 kg dry weight of insect meal contains approximately 200,000 housefly larvae

House fly larvae meal has a reported protein content of 37.5 -63.1%