The claim: Tyson Foods putting insects in human food products. A Dec. 11 Facebook post (direct link, archive link) shows a portion of a news release from Tyson Foods detailing its new partnership ...

“It’s challenging in human food right now, because people don’t really want to eat something connected to insects — but it’s a no-brainer in animal feed,” Olkhovskiy told TNW.

Insect-based foods face major barriers, including taste, cost, and cultural acceptance, that limit their potential to replace ...

Mexican scientists develop insect-based bread to address protein demand, boost nutrition and combat food insecurity without ...

The city-state in Southeast Asia recently approved 16 types of insects as food. ... “Many of our customers, especially young people who are under 30 years old, ...

“These insects and insect products can be used for human consumption or as animal feed for food-producing animals,” SFA said, adding that insects could not be “harvested from the wild.” ...

“These insects and insect products can be used for human consumption or as animal feed for food-producing animals,” SFA said, adding that insects could not be “harvested from the wild.” ...