More and more people are investing in European insect breeding startups
For many of us here in Europe, the idea of insect breeding sounds a little strange, yet the time may have come to rethink the role of insects – origo wrote after Eu-startups.com.
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The coronavirus pandemic has only exacerbated global food security concerns, including the provision of protein sources that are required to be sustainable in the face of climate change. Could this be the answer to insect breeding, which some European startups are already trying? (origo, Eu-startups.com)
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