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The end of their days. and, once they have, they get separated into the useful bits of fat and protein before they get packaged up, ready to be used in products. right now, the insects are being used as animalfeed — a replacement for soya bean. the insect alternative is nutritious and has a much lower carbon footprint. so, when we started to commercialise the technology, we decided to focus on one specific sector, and that was the poultry sector. so, we converted food waste from the supply chain into carbon—negative animal feed — that was larvae that got fed to chickens — and they prod...

It'll then be separated in this device. then it's not long before they rather quickly reach the end of their days. and, once they have, they get separated into the useful bits of fat and protein before they get packaged up, ready to be used in products. right now, the insects are being used as animalfeed — a replacement for soya bean. the insect alternative is nutritious and has a much lower carbon footprint. so, when we started to commercialise the technology, we decided to focus on one specific sector, and that was the poultry sector. so, we converted food waste from the supply chain into ...

They rather quickly reach the end of their days. and, once they have, they get separated into the useful bits of fat and protein before they get packaged up, ready to be used in products. right now, the insects are being used as animalfeed — a replacement for soya bean. the insect alternative is nutritious and has a much lower carbon footprint. so, when we started to commercialise the technology, we decided to focus on one specific sector, and that was the poultry sector. so, we converted food waste from the supply chain into carbon—negative animal feed. that was larvae that got fed to chi...

For yields, fit conversion ratios and generally, the growth of the insects. the al's monitoring the temperature, atmosphere, their growth rate and what the larvae eat. once they're perfectly fattened up, they move on to the next stage of the process. the larvae and that food they've been consuming all comes down these pipes. it'll then be separated in this device. then it's not long before they rather quickly reach the end of their days. and, once they have, they get separated into the useful bits of fat and protein before they get packaged up, ready to be used in products. right now, the inse...

Once they're perfectly fattened up, they move on to the next stage of the process. the larvae and that food they've been consuming all comes down these pipes. it'll then be separated in this device. then it's not long before they rather quickly reach the end of their days, and, once they have, they get separated into the useful bits of fat and protein before they get packaged up, ready to be used in products. right now, the insects are being used as animalfeed, a replacement for soya bean. the insect alternative is nutritious and has a much lower carbon footprint. so, when we started to commer...