Used as a sustainable new protein, BSFL and is gaining a lot of traction with the approval by the Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO) for its use in the manufacture of hypoallergenic dog foods, in July this year.
BSFL are seen as alternative protein sources for animal feeds due to their high-protein content and potential low environmental footprint.
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