Insect protein, especially from Black Soldier Fly (BSF) larvae, is a promising and efficient alternative amidst the mounting food crisis.
Insects require significantly less land and food compared to traditional livestock for protein production.
Black Soldier Fly (BSF) larvae can convert waste into high-quality biomass efficiently due to their protein and fat content.
BSF farming offers a sustainable solution, using less land and water compared to cattle while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Production of dried larvae meal in India shows strong returns on investment, especially in regions like India with favorable conditions.
The international insect protein market is projected to grow significantly, with companies like BioMar and Nestlé Purina investing in insect-based products.
India is emerging as a key player in the insect protein market, with startups like Green Grahi paving the way for sustainable protein production.
Investing in insect protein now presents strategic opportunities for firms and investors to shape and benefit from this growing market.
Green Grahi, an Indian startup, is using BSF larvae to convert organic waste into valuable protein and biologicals, addressing waste management and protein production simultaneously.
The decentralized but scalable model of Green Grahi not only boosts farm incomes but also generates employment opportunities, tackling organic waste management issues effectively.