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Insect-based Hey Planet expands into US, aims to change perception of eating bugs

Insect-based food company Hey Planet is taking its mission of eating bugs to improve health and the sustainability of the planet to a wider audience with a move into the US market, brand co-founder Jessica Buhl-Nielsen told FoodNavigator-USA.

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Can of worms: Polish politicians give each other a mouthful over edible insects

The country’s 2 main parties accused each other of planning to make meat-loving citizens eat bugs instead, as pre-election rhetoric heats up.

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Will We Eat Bugs? A French Biotech Firm Thinks So

The edible insect industry is booming. And although the thought of eating bugs may be unappealing, insect protein .

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Elementary school kids in the Netherlands BRAINWASHED to eat worms

Elementary school-age children in the Netherlands are being brainwashed to eat worms. According to a video by the Dutch news outlet RTV Oost, the brainwashing campaign was first launched at the [.]

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Majority see insects as future food, 82% not prepared to include them in their diet yet, research shows

Fifty-eight percent of people believe that insect consumption could become an alternative and sustainable source of protein and part of regular diets.

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