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Cargill says insects are most promising novel feed ingredient

The US feed giant, which is working with several alternatives to marine ingredients in aquafeed, expects insect protein to scale up rapidly and to be cost competitive

By Neil Ramsden | Dec. 11, 2020 09:58 GMT
Innovafeed's finished plant in Nesle, France. Credit: Innovafeed on LinkedIn
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