Entomo Farms Raises Series A Funding from Maple Leaf Foods for Expansion of Cricket Farm
Entomo Farms Raises Series A Funding from Maple Leaf Foods for Expansion of Cricket Farm Entomo Farms, North America’s largest insect farm for human consumption, announced today that it raised Series A funding from Maple Leaf Foods, Canada’s largest protein consumer packaged goods company. Founded in 2014 by brothers Jarrod, Darren, and Ryan Goldin, […]
Bug Burgers and ‘Dogless’ Hotdogs: IKEA is Developing Fast Food of the Future
Bug Burgers and ‘Dogless’ Hotdogs: IKEA is Developing Fast Food of the Future “From mealworm burgers to algae-encased hotdogs, Ikea’s innovation lab is making predictions on what the fast food of the future will look like…” Read More Here
Entomo Farms at the GLOBE Series Forum March 14-16
Kelly Hagen COO and CFO for Entomo Farms is on a prestigious panel of speakers at the GLOBE series happening March 16-18 in Vancouver. The GLOBE Series focus for this year is The Leadership Summit for Sustainable Business- taking a keen look at how businesses around the world are incorporating the needs of the environment […]
Save the Planet; Eat an Insect
‘People sometimes get bugged by insects, but we need them. They play essential roles in pollination, combatting unwanted agricultural pests, recycling organic matter, feeding fish, birds and bats, and much more. They’re the most numerous and diverse animals on Earth and form the base of many terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. Our admiration for these critters […]
Cooking With Crickets at Liaison College
Cooking With Crickets at Liaison College It was a day like no other at Liaison College of Culinary Arts in Downtown Toronto. Caryn Goldin, A.K.A. The Entomo Chef, ventured across Ontario from a town just outside of Peterborough to bring a special ingredient to the Liaison kitchen. The special ingredient is crickets. That’s right, crickets… […]
Customer Spotlight- Samuel
Insect Pop-Up this November
Crickets at the Royal Winter Fair
A Vegetarian’s Perspective on Eating Insects
Halloween is just around the corner
