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TABLE 3.7  Details of Large-Scale Insect Farming Companies, Based on Information Available in 2019 Company name

Insect species

Protein meal production output (tons/ year)

Scaled-up capacity target

Understanding Insect Farming

Oil production

Frass Facility production location

Employees Facility Cost to Annual size build (US$, revenue (square millions) (US$, meters) millions)

Vertically stacked system?

(tons/year)

(tons/ year)

(tons/year)

1,204.50 Agriproteina Black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens)

6,205

3,500

16,500

160

8,500

42

Missing data

Ynsectb

Mealworm “Several (Tenebrio hundred” molitor)

20,000 (at new Missing facility in 2021) data

105

Missing data

Missing data Missing data

Yes

C.I.E.F.c

1,095 Black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens)

Missing data

Missing data

Missing data Jeonbuk province, Republic of Korea

50

Missing data

30

Missing data

Yes

Enterrad

2,555 Black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens)

Missing data

2,555

2.920

32

5,600 (in 2020)

30 (future facility)

Missing data

Yes

Cape Town, South Africa

13-15

Scaled-up locations opening around the world Missing data Burgundy, France New facility being built in Northern France

77

Source: Original table for this publication. a. Food Business Africa 2019. b. Ynsect 2019. c. Personal communication with the company, 2019. d. Joly and Nikiema 2019.

Langley, Canada

17,000 (future)


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