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One of the biggest #Japanese newspapers @asahi_globe visited our #cricketfarm to report about #sustainableprotein globe.asahi.com/article/1261…
There are close to 20,000 #cricketfarms in #Thailand. However, most of them would not be able to take part in the modern global market with #cricketflour due to international food standards. Read our plan how to change that: thecricketlab.com/about/
Cricket Lab farms and processes crickets with the most up to date technology on the market. The final product, #cricketpowder, is of exceptional quality regarding flavour, smell, structure, and uniformity.
The business of eating #bugs. @BBC_Capital visited our #cricketfarm . See the #farmofthefuture. bbc.com/capital/gallery/2019…
We presented our #cricketfarm at #foodtech matters. You can still come say hi tommorow at #FoodMattersLive2018, stand 606.
Listening to CEO of Bayer at @FoodTechMatters 2018 in London. #Sustainability
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Our food system needs to change and insects are the key. Let's make them the new normal! sensbar.com/en/blog/diet-2-0…
Using #organicwaste streams in our feed means our #crickets turn what would normally be wasted into #protein. On top of that, their frass is a premium plant #fertilizer. On our farm, the circle is closed. Read more at thecricketlab.com
"From an isolated enclave on the outskirts of #ChiangMai, one Frenchman and a couple of Czechs are vying to make crickets the next big foodie fad in the West." Read more:
bangkokpost.com/news/special….
Ready to take your orders of #cricketflour. Visit our new website and see our #cricketfarm promotional video. thecricketlab.com
Ever been to a large scale commercial #cricketfarm? Take a look at our one! See video: #entomophagy #cricketprotein
youtu.be/yOZ1ljo_TEE
Interesting read about a novice in entomophagy wired.com/story/my-two-week-… via @WIRED
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New study shows: Eating #cricketflour reduces inflammation and grows beneficial bacteria in your gut. Yet another reason to give #insects a chance! sensbar.com/en/blog/eating-i…
We are in food navigator: Insect tech: Start-up producing 3.5 tonnes of cricket flour per month in Chiang Mai foodnavigator-asia.com/Artic…
Cricket Lab in the latest podcast of @entonation entonation.com/podcast-27-on…
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We had an opportunity to speak about the lack of research in the insect industry with @AnnTutwiler, the Director General of @BioversityInt. Everything we do at our cricket farm is trial&error. There is a lot of work to be done. Thanks Ann for your time.











