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Redefining Sustainability with Black Soldier Fly Innovation With a growing global population, the demand for?efficient, resource-conscious solutions?has never been greater. That’s why at?EnviroFlight, we’re?tapping into the potential of Black Soldier Fly Larvae —and creating?high-quality, sustainable ingredients?that support a?circular food system. These incredible insects naturally?upcycle diverse feedstocks?into?nutrient-rich solutions—reducing waste, improving feed efficiency, and enriching soil health. - Sustainable protein & functional benefits - Wholesome nutrition for animals and pets - A circular approach to feed, pet food, and soil health At EnviroFlight,?sustainability isn’t just a goal—it’s what we do?every day. As industry leaders in?Black Soldier Fly Larvae production, we’re driving innovation to create solutions for the future. Watch the video to see how we’re making an impact! #BSFL?#BlackSoldierFlyLarvae?#Innovation #Sustainability?#CircularEconomy #FutureofFeed?#SoilHealth

Liz Koutsos and Carrie Kuball are having a great time at?the Global Pet Expo?in Orlando—reconnecting with long-time partners and engaging with brands, formulators, and thought leaders from across the pet industry. It’s been a fantastic opportunity to share how?EnviroFlight’s Black Soldier Fly Larvae (BSFL) products?deliver sustainable, science-backed solutions that support the growing demand for high-quality, responsibly sourced pet food ingredients. Attending the show? Keep an eye out for Liz and Carrie—they’d love to connect! #GlobalPetExpo #BSFL #InsectProtein #SustainableIngredients #Innovation #PetIndustry #PetNutrition #Orlando

?????Fresh research, big impact. At EnviroFlight, we're proud to share results from a recently published trial in?Aquaculture?that underscores how a small addition can make a big difference in aquafeed formulations. ?? This trial confirms that?5% inclusion of whole Black Soldier Fly Larvae (BSFL) meal?not only enhances growth performance but also supports immune health and reduces intestinal inflammation in rainbow trout – positioning BSFL as a powerful?functional ingredient, not just an alternative protein. Key Highlights: ?Improved growth and nutrient retention ?Enhanced gut health & immune response ?Positive fatty acid and mineral profile shifts ?Cost-effective & sustainable alternative to fishmeal ?? As we continue to lead in insect-based nutrition, this research marks a crucial step in shaping?sustainable, functional aquafeed solutions. Dive into the full paper here:?https://lnkd.in/ecXj_Dkp We’re excited to keep pushing the boundaries of what's possible in sustainable aquaculture. ?? Let’s keep innovating—together. #BSFL #BlackSoldierFlyLarvae #Aquaculture #FishNutrition #FunctionalFeed #InsectProtein #TroutFarming #SustainableAg #FeedInnovation #Aquafeed

Shaping the Future of Insect-Based Products at ESA 2025 The Entomological Society of America's 95th Eastern Branch Meeting?in Harrisburg, PA (March 15-18, 2025) brought together leading researchers and industry professionals to explore the expanding role of insects in science, sustainability, and agriculture. Ian Banks was?a speaker at the "Insects as Food and Feed: Promises, Issues, and Opportunities"?symposium, where he presented: "Beyond Fish Meal – What the Future of Insect Products Could Look Like" Ian's presentation explored the value-added benefits of Black Soldier Fly Larvae meal, looking beyond protein and sustainability?to uncover specialized product opportunities?that could shape the future of alternative insect-based products. The event featured insightful discussions and valuable perspectives from fellow researchers and industry professionals, including: Bill Lamp?– Moderator & Organizer? Alexander Rudin?– Presenter? Eduardo Rico?– Presenter Destiny Mann – Presenter? Cheryl Preyer?– Presenter? Helen C.?– Moderator, Organizer, & Presenter At EnviroFlight, we're committed to unlocking the full potential of insect-based ingredients—pioneering innovative, sustainable solutions?that extend beyond traditional feed applications. A huge?thank you to ESA?and all the presenters for an engaging and insightful event! #BSFL #BlackSoldierFlyLarvae #InsectProtein #AlternativeFeed #SustainableAgriculture #ESA2025 #EnviroFlight

Feed quality is feed security. That’s why our Black Soldier Fly Larvae (BSFL) are raised on AAFCO-approved ingredients, produced in the USA, and held to the highest safety and sustainability standards.? #BSFL #BlackSoldierFlyLarvae #YouAreWhatYouEat #AnimalNutrition #KnowYourFeed #Traceability

Building a Sustainable & Ethical Future for Insect Farming At SXSW 2025, industry leaders and innovators came together for an exciting discussion on the future of insect farming and how we can establish sustainability and responsibility from the start. Elida E. joined (RNA) Robert Nathan Allen, Temple Grandin, and Elizabeth Mack?to explore how?this emerging industry can be built?on ethical, science-driven principles. As insects become a new class of livestock, farmed for: ?? Food?for pets ?? Feed?for livestock and aquaculture ?? Fertilizer?for regenerative agriculture …we have an unprecedented opportunity to design better systems from day one—ensuring responsible farming practices, minimizing environmental impact, and leveraging cutting-edge research to guide best practices. The conversation at SXSW sparked fresh ideas, thoughtful debate, and?plenty of?excitement about the future. How?do you think?we?can?set the?right?foundation for this industry? #SXSW #BlackSoldierFly #BSFL #InsectAgriculture #SustainableFarming #FutureOfFood #ResponsibleInnovation?

Exploring Sustainable Swine Nutrition at ASAS Midwest! Exciting research on?black soldier fly larvae (BSFL) frass?is taking the stage at the?2025 ASAS Midwest Meeting, highlighting its potential benefits for nursery pigs. Sarah Rubio?will present?'Assessing the functional potential of black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens) larvae frass in nursery pigs.'?This study, co-authored by?Charmaine Espinosa, Izadora Kuneff, Fernando Soler, Liz Koutsos, and Eric van Heugten, dives into the?functional benefits of BSFL frass as a potential feed ingredient for nursery pigs, exploring its impact on?gut health, growth performance, and overall nutrition. As the industry looks toward?sustainable solutions, BSFL-derived products continue to show promise in supporting?animal health and performance. ???Monday, March 10, 2025 | 8:30 – 8:45 AM CST ???CHI Health Center Convention Center, Room 208/209 Charmaine Espinosa will be attending—reach out if you'd like to connect! Learn more:?https://lnkd.in/gNG_whc Join the conversation and explore the future of?insect-based nutrition!? #BSFL #BlackSoldierFlyLarvae #AnimalNutrition #SustainableAg #InsectProtein #SwineHealth #ASAS2025

Advancing Insect-Based Solutions in Plant Nutrition ?? We had a great time at the?AAPFCO 2025 Winter Annual Meeting?and?25th Methods Forum?in New Orleans, LA! Ian Banks and Aaron Hobbs stayed busy by participating in discussions about?fertilizer and biostimulant regulations, including model bills, evolving definitions, and key regulatory updates that are shaping the future of sustainable agriculture. Beyond the insightful conversations, it’s been great?reconnecting with old friends, meeting new colleagues, and expanding our network?of professionals who are equally passionate about advancing sustainable solutions. These connections are invaluable as we continue advocating for?insect frass as a valuable fertilizer?and?chitin as an innovative plant biostimulant. Exciting progress is happening, and we’re dedicated to ensuring that?insect-based innovations?play a crucial role in the future of?soil health and plant nutrition. Let’s connect and keep the momentum going! #BSFL #Frass #SustainableAg #Biostimulants #AAPFCO #Chitin #RegenerativeAgriculture #Networking #AgInnovation #NewOrleans

EnviroPro. The Circular Economy is Real – and It’s Thriving Let’s make sustainability the standard. ?? #BSFL #Frass #CircularEconomy #SustainableFarming #SoilHealth #Innovation

Microplastics in Feed: A Growing Concern for Sustainable Agriculture Microplastics are turning up in unexpected places—including?animal feed. A new study published in the?Journal of Insects as Food and Feed?reveals that?certain plastics can transfer from feed to Black Soldier Fly Larvae (BSFL), raising important questions about?feed safety and sustainability. ???What the Research Found: ???LDPE plastics were nearly absent in post-exposure larvae, but?PET particles—commonly found in food packaging—were detected. ???Microplastics don’t just disappear.?Their potential presence in BSFL raises concerns about?contamination in?feed and food systems. ???Insects are not a plastic disposal system.?To?maximize their potential in circular agriculture, they need?clean, nutrient-rich feed. At?EnviroFlight, we take this issue seriously.?Our larvae diets are formulated with AAFCO-approved ingredients, providing safe and wholesome nutrition, and?are harvested and processed in the USA.?After all, #youarewhatyoueat. ???What’s Next? This study reinforces the need for?strict feed quality control in insect agriculture. As BSFL?become?a more prominent part of?sustainable protein production, ensuring they?are reared?on?clean, responsibly sourced feed is critical to their success. ?? Read the?full?study here:?https://lnkd.in/gzRvR3W8 ?? What are your thoughts on microplastics in feed? Let’s start the conversation. #Microplastics #FeedSafety #BlackSoldierFlyLarvae #BSFL #SustainableAgriculture #CircularEconomy #insectsasfoodandfeed