The use of advanced insect farming technology has positioned Entosystem as a leader in the agricultural circular economy. By producing high-value insect-based proteins and flours, we recover essential nutrients from food waste while enhancing food safety through better control processes.

As a society, we have overexploited the planet's resources, and with the global population continually growing, it’s imperative we rethink how we use the resources available to us. At Entosystem, we propose replacing the current linear model, where valuable nutrients are wasted, with a circular system that reintroduces these nutrients back into the food chain, facilitated by the black soldier fly. We have automated and optimized the fly’s natural life cycle to harness its detritivore capabilities. Our process begins by recycling organic materials that are otherwise considered waste, from farms to grocery stores. These materials are transformed into sustenance for our larvae, which quickly convert them into protein, fat, and other nutrients. Once fully grown, the larvae are dried and ground into nutrient-rich flour, ideal for livestock feed, particularly for fish and poultry.