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Proteins to feed a sustainable world

Kinsect is a pioneering startup

to accelerate the advent

of sustainable proteins

by developing insect mass production

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The United Nations forecasts a global protein deficiency of 60 million tonnes a year by 2050

Therefore, alternative methods of producing protein are required that can meet these rising global demands, whilst also reducing environmental impact through more sustainable production systems and practices.

Insects are the most efficient sustainable alternative to animal protein

Insects are small, they need little space, hardly any food – and they multiply rapidly. In addition,
their food chain does not affect the diet of us humans, in contrast to conventional livestock.
From a sustainability standpoint, this makes them unrivaled economically, socially and ecologically.

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Kinsect develops an high scalable business model for intensive breeding of soldier flies

Kinsect designs and develops highly efficient plants of insect farming at industrial scale for animal feed. This model is based on a circular and zero-waste logic.

A new model to meet tomorrow food system challenges.

Food systems will face numerous challenges in coming years. The future of food will undoubtedly focus on providing resilient and sustainable food systems, combining both environmental positive impact with security for the consumer.

Milestones

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YEAR

2016

POR-FESR 2014/2020

Emilia Romagna regional project Valoribio for the design of an automated plant for obtaining bioplastics from poultry manure, through transformation by soldier fly larvae.

YEAR

2019

Plant design and develop

Design and development of a plant for the industrial breeding of crickets, in collaboration with and on behalf of Nutrinsect Srl

YEAR

2018

HORIZON 2020

EU Innovation Action under the Horizon 2020. Design of a pilot plant for the efficient conversion of organic waste (HORECA) by means of a soldier fly and subsequent fractionation of the larvae.

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