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Protein From Insects
Protein From Insects
October 2018
Confidential
The Solution
Switching to an insect-derived protein
Edible Insects
Research
Insects are a highly nutritious
(2013)
and healthy food source with
high fat, protein, vitamin, fiber
and mineral content.
Our solution: Fruit Fly Larvae
√ Rich
Richin
inProtein,
Protein, Iron, Calcium,Calcium,
Magnesium, Magnesium
Iron
Magnesium
√ Best essential amino acid profile (eAA)
No Cholesterol
√ Very low Cholesterol
√ High quality fatty acids – Omega7
√ Vegetarian fly - eats fruits only!
√ No hormones, antibiotics, pesticides
√ No shared zoonotic diseases with humans
√ Self cleaning insect – gut purged on last day
√ Free of greenhouse gas pollution
√ Utilizing almost no water
√ Negligible land abuse
√ No waste
√ Short life span of only 6 days
√ In which body mass grows by 15 times
Proprietary rearing
√ Efficient low cost diettechnology
Low cost diet
√ Self harvesting insect
High quality protein powder
• 70% Protein
• 12% Minerals
• 7% Fiber
• 8% Fat
• Functional
• Tasteless & Odorless
Countless potential applications
• Sandwich bread
• Sweet baked goods (“Pronut”)
• Successful Pilots in 3 universities and experts panels
• Scale up and supplying discussions
Pronut –protein enriched doughnut
Going Forward - Scale Up
Advanced Rearing Technology:
• Optimizes the yield of fruit fly larvae (kg/m2)
• Lowers costs to under $0.5/kg (at scale)
Processing Technology:
• Protein Concentration Proprietary
Low cost High quality
• Oil Separation liquid diet Protein
• Chitin Extraction
Pipeline of products
Value
High
Clinical Nutrition
Oil, Chitin
Protein Products
Low
Time
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
Global protein ingredients market
expected to reach $50 billion annually by 2025 (now ~$30 billion)
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Australia
Our Journey
Universities
Series A
Research Institutes
Seed Production Line
Round
Bootstrap
Angel Investors
Team