Entobel
Headquartered in Vietnam
Entobel farms and processes black soldier fly larvae to convert organic materials into insect protein meal (H-Meal), lauric-rich oil (H-Oil), and a fertiliser/soil amendment (H-Ferti) for animal feed and agriculture.
Services
Regions served
Southeast Asia
Countries
Singapore, Vietnam
Cities
Certifications
Facilities
2 facilities
- Ho Chi Minh City (Dat Do / Ba Ria - Vung Tau flagship plant)
- Dong Nai (commercial plant + R&D center)
Commodities handled
low-value organic by-products / agricultural side streams (feedstock, processed by Black Soldier Fly larvae), insect protein meal (H-Meal), insect oil (H-Oil), insect frass organic fertilizer (H-Ferti)
Pricing
Providers in this category do not publish standard rates.
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Protenga operates 'Smart Insect Farms' that use black soldier fly larvae to valorise agricultural and food-manufacturing by-products into insect protein, oil, and frass products for animal feed and fertiliser.
BioLoop is a Malaysian biotech company that rears black soldier fly larvae to convert organic waste into high-protein insect meal for animal feed and nutrient-rich frass used as organic compost/biofertiliser.
Entomal Biotech treats biowaste and upcycles organic by-products using black soldier fly larvae, producing insect protein for feed, pet-food ingredients, whole dried larvae, and organic compost from larval frass.
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