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It is the mission of Insectum to develop and deliver profitable, sustainable, scalable and impactful insect technology solutions that strengthen and improve food, feed, and waste systems worldwide.

We aim to enable a global network of partners to transform organic waste into high-value protein, fat, and organic fertiliser thus keeping the waste out of landfills and fostering circular economies that provide essential inputs to food and feed production.

Telephone:	+45 30 398 502
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Email:	[email protected]

Key people & contacts:

Managing director

Mr David Munk-Bogballe

Mobile: +45 30398502

[email protected]

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Alert over Antarctic toothfish sales in child-oriented packaging following hospitalization of 2-year-old for elevated blood mercury levels
China A frozen product of the species Dissostichus eleginoides, commercially labeled as suitable for children, triggered a health investigation in China after continuous consumption over eight months by an ...

EU Council Agrees Position to Fund Modernization and Decarbonization of Fishing Fleet Between 2028 and 2034
European Union Community negotiations open the door to strategic investments in new and existing vessels to renew the fleet, reduce emissions, and improve safety on board, pending final budget approval BRUSSELS &md...

Peru authorizes giant squid fishery for small-scale artisanal fleet while keeping intermediate vessels suspended
Peru The measure benefits vessels with a hold capacity under 10 cubic meters, allocating a quota of 9,879 metric tons for the final stretch of the year, while awaiting scientific findings from IMARPE. LIM...

UK fishermen and processors welcome increase in mackerel stock
United Kingdom ICES advises a 102% quota increase for 2027, underpinning fishery recovery in the North-east Atlantic The Scottish and UK mackerel industry has welcomed an increase in the size of the North-east Atla...