Black Soldier Fly Larvae: Urban, Local, Bio-Conversion Unit
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"* To capture, bio-convert and utilise urban food waste.
This project addresses a number of issues; developing a novel manufacturing system for a new source of protein, reduction of food waste and increased productivity from this waste.
This project will enable a fundamental change in food waste utilisation and food production by bringing it into the local urban environment where users can re-connect with environmentally responsible waste management and food production.
* This project seeks to develop cutting edge technology to develop small scale insect farms which can use urban food waste to grow BSFL to provide a protein source for fish and (subject to legislation) animal feed. These numerous, small scale farms will take current technology employed on a much larger scale and innovate it, to fit into a Bio-Conversion Units (BCU) which can be placed in urban settings to deal with small scale local food waste, currently destined for land fill or anaerobic digestion."
Inspro Ltd | LEAD_ORG |
University of Lincoln | PARTICIPANT_ORG |
Inspro Ltd | PARTICIPANT_ORG |
Richard Small | PM_PER |
Subjects by relevance
- Wastes
- Food waste
- Food production
- Waste management
- Food
- Proteins
- Household waste
- Waste utilisation
- Foodstuffs
- Wasting
- Foods
- Novel foods
- Waste treatment
- Farms
- Towns and cities
Extracted key phrases
- Small scale local food waste
- Black soldier Fly Larvae
- Urban food waste
- Food waste utilisation
- Local urban environment
- Small scale insect farm
- Food production
- Responsible waste management
- Small scale farm
- Conversion Unit
- Bio
- Urban setting
- Large scale
- Urban
- Protein source