At Life Origin, we are focusing on delivering positive impact to the environment by converting waste into quality insect protein. Besides that, we are producing black soldier fly larvae protein as pet feed and aquatic feed for the pet industry. In fact, check out our closed-loop zero-waste breeding process turns food waste and disposable media into nutritious animal feed.
Creating Sustainable & Quality Black Soldier Fly Larvae Protein
More than 100 million years ago, insects started to play an important role in the food web by helping to break down waste, dead animals, and plants for the environment. They are the sole food source for many amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals. Life Origin embraces this gift of nature, utilising it to create a more sustainable protein to feed the world.
Future Feed with Black Soldier Fly Larvae Protein
We work closely with pet experts and experts in poultry and fish to help us ensure our success in creating the best sustainable feed for the market. Our defatted black soldier fly larvae protein meal boasting a minimum of 60% of protein level. Therefore, we are confident in delivering healthy and nutritious black soldier fly larvae for the animals.
Our Advantage
Nutrients Quality
With the right composition & ingredients, we produce the optimal blend of nutrients for the animals.
Process Technology
We operate our process with waste management, larvae cultivation and final production independently.
Sustainable & Eco-friendly
A zero waste close loop cycle contributing to the environment and feed the world sustainably.
The Black Soldier Fly Larvae Revolution and The Future of Sustainable Protein
Black Soldier Fly Larvae (BSFL) are rapidly gaining attention as a sustainable and efficient source of protein. These larvae are known for their ability to convert organic waste into high-quality protein and fat-rich biomass. Hence, they are an excellent source of nutrients, containing up to 60% protein and a rich array of essential amino acids, making them ideal for use in animal feed, aquaculture and even human consumption.
Additional to that, BSFL protein offers a promising solution to the global protein shortage. At the same time, contributing to the environmental concerns associated with traditional livestock farming.
Unlike conventional animal protein sources, the cultivation of BSFL requires minimal land, water, and feed. Moreover, they produces significantly lower greenhouse gas emissions. Furthermore, BSFL can be grown on organic waste, helping to reduce waste disposal issues and create a circular economy.
Given its nutritional profile, rapid growth rate and minimal environmental footprint, BSFL becomes the key player in the future of sustainable protein production. Its versatility makes it an attractive option for a variety of industries, from pet food and livestock feed to organic fertilizers. As a result, BSFL provides a valuable alternative in the quest for sustainable and ethical protein sources.
