If a family of four consumes insect protein once a week,

  oThe lifespan of the mother Earth could be extended by an year

Cow

Insect

Calories
271kcal
Protein
52%
Fat
48%
Carbohydrate
0%
Calcium
13 ~30mg
Iron
3.5mg
Calories
96 ~ 153kcal
Protein
40 ~ 72%
Fat
16%
Carbohydrate
12%
Calcium
35 ~75mg
Iron
5mg

Sustainability


Because insects are cold-blooded animals, they cannot maintain body temperature and can grow to an appropriate size with only a small amount of feed and water. 

10kg of feed is needed to produce 1kg of beef. However, only 1.7 kg of feed is sufficient for insects.

Global Warming

100 times

Greenhouse gases caused by livestock  

18% of global emissions

Greenhouse gases caused by insect

0.18% of global emissions

Land conservation

If cows produce the same amount of protein as insects?


Cows require 10 times more land than insects.

Insects have strong reproductive capacity and there are no restrictions on the breeding environment.

Reference: Rural Development Administration

 Development Division

Water saving

Freshwater is used for 70% of global agriculture. 

How to get 1kg of protein?

Cow

22,000L

Pig 

3,500L

Chicken

2,300L

Insects

1L

Saving time

The hour to take to make feed?

Cow

1095 DAY

Fish

450 DAY

Chicken

147 DAY

Insects

30 DAY


If a family of four consumes insect protein once a week,

The lifespan of the mother Earth could be extended by an year.

Cow


Calories
271kcal
Protein
52%
Fat
48%
Carbohydrate
0%
Calcium
13 ~30mg
Iron
3.5mg

Insect


Calories
96 ~ 153kcal
Protein
40 ~ 72%
Fat
16%
Carbohydrate
12%
Calcium
35 ~75mg
Iron
5mg

Sustainability 


Because insects are cold-blooded animals, they cannot maintain body temperature and can grow to an appropriate size 

with only a small amount of feed and water. 10kg of feed is needed to produce 1 kg of beef. However, only 1.7kg of feed is sufficient for insects.

Global Warming

Greenhouse gases caused by livestock  

18% of global emissions

100 times

Greenhouse gases caused by insect

0.18% of global emissions

Land conservation

If cows produce the same amount of protein as insects? 


Cows require 10 times more land than insects.

Insects are highly reproductive and have no restrictions on the breeding environment.

Source: Rural Development Administration

Water saving

Freshwater is used for 70% of global agriculture.