How Inseco Is Responding To The Demand For Sustainable And High-Quality Ingredients
How Inseco Is Responding To The Demand For Sustainable And High-Quality Ingredients. Inseco is an insect protein company. Using the power of Black Soldier Flies, Inseco converts low-value organic by-products into insect-based proteins, lipids, fertiliser and chitosan. Its products have numerous applications in animal feed, pet food, crop production, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals. Using cutting edge technology, the company is responding to the demand for sustainable and high-quality ingredients to feed a rapidly growing global population.
Insect protein has been a key ingredient in animal and human nutrition for millennia, providing a natural source of proteins, fats and other important nutrients. Inseco believes insects will play a vital role in meeting the food demands of the future, helping to minimize its environmental impact and ensuring that it promotes the biodiversity and health of the planet.
Inseco was formed to make a positive and lasting impact on the global food system. The company’s mission is to become a leading supplier of insect protein across the globe, helping to close the loop on waste in the food value chain, bringing the industry closer towards carbon-neutrality. Since 2017, Inseco has offered an uncompromising dedication to the development of sustainable protein with an unwavering enthusiasm for circular systems.
Innovation is at the core of what the company does. Many years ago, when the Inseco founders noticed the impact that commercial farming and fishing was having on natural ecosystems, they knew an innovative solution was needed that could deliver impact at scale. Many years later, these same principles of sustainability and innovation continue to echo throughout the organisation.
Inseco embraces the benefits that partnerships can deliver. Its approach to collaboration is to work alongside its various stakeholders to develop the industry, bring new products to market, and ultimately unlock the remarkable potential of insect protein.
