The sustainable protein supplier hopes to achieve a capacity of 15,000 tons annually by the end of 2026. 

In addition to seeking Novel Food approval in the EU, the company is also seeking GRAS status in the US.

According to a new study on PEKILO®Pet, the alternative protein can help enhance gut microbiome diversity.

The company plans to apply its nutritional protein ingredient in human food and pet food.

The agency awarded more than $35 million in grants to independent meat processors in 12 states.

According to Loopworm, these certifications highlight its dedication toward safety, quality and industry compliance in providing insect-based proteins for pet food and animal feed.

Looking to 2024, the ingredient supplier will focus on decarbonization and waste reduction, as well as various social initiatives. 

Plug and Play has selected 14 ag-tech and 11 animal health startups for the nine-month startup program.

According to the company, its cultivated meat ingredients for use in pet food are now price comparable with premium meats.

Leveraging $39 million in funding, the company’s facility will help meet the need for more sustainable proteins.