Best-in-class reproduction solutions – for superior egg quality, hatching and growth.
What we do
We simplify the black soldier fly reproduction cycle, empowering facilities around the globe to efficiently produce their own eggs. Our goal is to lower the cost of insect meal and facilitate its widespread adoption in animal diets by providing the most efficient reproduction systems available.
Key differentiators
Focus on economic efficiency
At every stage of our development process, we balance biological and economic considerations. Our approach ensures that we do not merely aim for the biological optimum but rather prioritize achieving the economical optimum. This focus on sustainable growth and profitability distinguishes our company and underpins all of our innovations.
Flies, flies, flies
Our entire team is dedicated to maximize the potential of flies. From our entomologists to our engineers and executive leadership, everyone is a fly expert, allowing us to make informed decisions across all areas. This expertise gives us clarity and guides us toward the best solutions.
Mission
We believe the black soldier fly can bring balance to the food system. That's why we are committed to supporting your project every step of the way, ensuring that more sustainable black soldier fly products reach the market.
InsectoCycle in numbers
32
Combined years of black soldier fly experience.
28
Countries where our customers are based
Our history
2017
Seppe Salari, a co-founder, discovered black soldier flies and began breeding them at home. Seppe crafted a custom LED system for the flies and built his first light cage. Intrigued, he shifted his studies to entomology at Wageningen University.
2018
Jason Kiem, intrigued by edible insects seeks to establish a company in this emerging field. After connecting with Seppe, an entomologist, through a YouTube video, they join forces. With the addition of Jesse Turkstra as the third founder, they start their journey by establishing a company focused on BSF production.
2019
The renovation of an old dairy farm into an R&D facility for black soldier flies commences, funded by a grant from the European Union. This transformation marks the beginning of a promising venture into sustainable insect research and development.
2020
The opening of InsectoCycles R&D center dedicated to black soldier fly technology marks a significant milestone in the companies development.
2021
The strategic decision to concentrate solely on black soldier fly reproduction is made, leading to the development of initial prototypes.
2022
The successful installation of the first InsectoCages at customers' facilities marks the beginning of a global rollout across four continents.
2023
Verburg Capital's investment fuels the development of the next-generation InsectoCage, empowering us to take on large-scale projects with the support of Verburg Capital. This strategic collaboration accelerates our mission.
2024
Be part of the story in 2024 and contact us now to learn more about our InsectoCage!