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I don’t even know where to post this because it is just so out there.
Conservatives claim Liberals want Canadians to 'eat bugs' as cricket plant reduces workforce
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I don’t even know where to post this because it is just so out there.
another 8 million up in flames
Oh I got the fundraiser email the other day on this. lol
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I mean, it was a dumb idea to star with. I don’t care how well you write you business plan, but “make a factory to make crickets for people to eat” does not sound like a money-making venture to me.
Then the government was even dumber saying “Please take these bags of money to build you factory to make something no one will eat unless it is literally the last thing in the world to eat”.
Then the government was even dumber saying “Please take these bags of money to build you factory to make something no one will eat unless it is literally the last thing in the world to eat”.
It actually is a money maker. I don’t know much about it but but it’s a growth industry and it seems the money is in the powder/protein products.
Edible Insects Market Size to Hit USD 9.14 Bn by 2034
The edible insects market size accounted for USD 1.48 billion in 2024 and is predicted to hit around USD 9.14 billion by 2034 with a CAGR of 20%.
It’s a weird world…
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A surprising number of countries’ populations eat crickets.It actually is a money maker. I don’t know much about it but but it’s a growth industry and it seems the money is in the powder/protein products.
Edible Insects Market Size to Hit USD 9.14 Bn by 2034
The edible insects market size accounted for USD 1.48 billion in 2024 and is predicted to hit around USD 9.14 billion by 2034 with a CAGR of 20%.www.precedenceresearch.com
It’s a weird world…
But anyways, the plant makes cricket powder for pet food.
As an aside, the Seattle Mariners’ home field is known for their seasoned dehydrated grasshoppers, a Mexican traditional snack.
In Seattle, it's: Buy me some peanuts ... and grasshoppers
Chapulines have become a snack favorite among baseball fans in Seattle. Follow their path from Oaxaca, Mexico, to Safeco Field.
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I’m Asian, so I’m a bit biased on this front, but I’ve always thought it weird that some Europeans/North Americans will balk at eating stuff like organ meat or Haggis, but perfectly fine with eating a hot dog or bologna.
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