#Insectprotein

A Singapore-based start-up with operations in Thailand has unveiled plans to build a 7,000-tonne-per-year insect protein facility in Kanchanaburi, northwest of Bangkok, signaling a bold push to diversify livestock feed and reduce reliance on traditional fishmeal. Groundbreaking is slated to begin soon, with production expected to commence by the end of November, according to the company’s latest disclosures. The project represents a concerted effort to address mounting protein scarcity in seafood farming while aligning with regional ambitions to promote sustainable agriculture and resilience against price swings in conventional feed ingredients.