The renewed certification validates its fully circular model, which relies on repurposing agricultural by-products to produce insect-based protein.
The new range offers a highly digestible source of natural protein, along with essential fats that support skin, coat, and overall pet health.
Insectum says investor interest will be essential as the company scales its patented technology across regions facing mounting waste and protein pressures.
The commercial rollout follows the completion of NRGene Canada’s Saskatoon-based BSF production facility in January 2025.
ProteinX®, Protix’s premium insect meal, reduces CO₂ emissions by 78% compared to poultry meal and up to 89% compared to soy protein concentrate.
This recognition signals a chance to amplify Africa’s role in sustainable innovation while proving that pet nutrition can drive real-world impact for the planet.
Its Illinois facility was established in 2022 through a partnership with ADM, one of the world’s leading agricultural processors.
One major concern hampering the industry is quality aquafeed, which represents up to 80% of aquaculture costs.
With shrimp farming representing one of the fastest-growing sectors in aquaculture, the move is set to reduce reliance on wild-caught fish and conventional feed resources.
The outcome will be a national roadmap for reducing methane emissions in livestock, aligned with Kenya’s broader green agenda.