- The larvae are composed of ±40% protein and ±30% crude fat. This insect protein is of high nutritional quality and can be an interesting resource for animal feed (chickens, geese, ducks, fish...)
- Larvae have been shown to neutralize most disease-transmitting bacteria, such as Salmonella spp or E. coli, thus limiting the risk of disease transmission to animals and humans. [1]
- A reduction in the wet mass of organic waste of between 50 and 80%.
- The residue, a substance similar to compost, contains nutrients and organic matter that can be used directly on crops.
- Livestock farming is inexpensive and does not require sophisticated means of production. This makes it an accessible solution in all regions of the world.
- The black soldier fly (BSF) can be found in nature worldwide in tropical and subtropical regions between latitudes 40°S and 45°N
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