Thai edible insect business is booming. Can it inspire the world? Growing up in Thailand’s northeastern Isan region, Suwimon ...

Thailand's edible insect industry has emerged as a global leader, seamlessly blending tradition with modern sustainability ...

It is one of an increasing number of Japanese businesses getting into edible insect farming, as bugs draw more and more attention as a sustainable food source. The trend, originally aimed at ...

already consume more than 1,900 different insect species. Fried locusts and grasshoppers, for example, are extremely popular street foods in Thailand. The Western world has been the only holdout ...

and innovative startups has already been reshaping consumer behavior in Germany regarding insect-based foods. In Germany only, the edible insect market has experienced steady annual growth of ...

Having hosted insect tastings in Hong Kong ... A vendor carries fried crickets and other edible insects on a ferry in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Photo: AFP By 2030, global sales of edible insects ...

In fact, two of the UN’s eight Millennium Development Goals—eradicating extreme poverty and hunger, and reducing child mortality rates—can be directly addressed by expanding consumption of edible ...