€350.000 euros attributed to help 12 SMEs with their insects for feed business

The ValuSect consortium is glad to announce the attribution of €350.000 worth of services to 12 SMEs to boost their insects for feed business. The selected SMEs will get help from our expert partners to develop their innovative idea, which will participate in improving insect production for feed in North-West Europe.

Having already launched two successful calls for interest on edible insects, the Interreg NWE project ValuSect has extended its scope to insects for feed and launched a third call aiming specifically at SMEs needing support in insect rearing and processing, food development, marketing and communication. 15 applications were received, coming from 13 different applicants.

The ValuSect experts evaluated the applications and chose the 12 cases with the highest ranking. Each selected SME will receive services from ValuSect partners worth €10.000, €20.000 or €40.000, depending on the type service requested.

Among the interesting topics the experts will persue, we can mention the automation of insect farms, nutritional analysis, and insect life cycle analysis. Four selected SMEs are located in the Netherlands, three in Germany, two in Ireland and the UK, and one in France.

 

Here is the list of the SMEs which will benefit from ValuSect’s services:

Selected applicant

Category

Country

Torftech

Technological services

UK

Protix

Technological services

NL

Ravenfeed

Feed development and innovation

NL

Inishowen

Strategic/Communication business services

Ireland

LARVEST

Technological services

Germany

Sustainable Protein Farms

Feed development and innovation

Ireland

Dilepix

Feed development and innovation

France

Alpha Protein

Feed development and innovation

Germany

Illucens

Strategic/Communication business services

Germany

Insect Engineers

Technological services

NL

Royal Dutch Kusters Engineering

Technological services

NL

Inspro Ltda

Feed development and innovation

UK

 

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If you would like to read our press release in Dutch, click here.

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