The larvae of the Black soldier Fly (*Hermetia illucens*) can feed on organic waste and efficiently convert it into insect protein and fat. Bioinformatics has carried out large—scale breeding and research and development of black water fly since 2014, and has formed a complete industrial chain of “breeding—breeding—processing-application” for more than 10 years.
Environmental benefits:
- Treat organic waste
- to produce fresh insects per year, reduce carbon emissions
- , and produce insect manure (return to soil)
- at overseas bases in Malaysia to serve the Southeast Asian market
. Internationally recognized:
- In 2024, 2025, and 2026, the International Insect Seminar jointly organized with South China Agricultural
- University was invited to “China Week” in Colombia and “International Agriculture Week” in Peru.Seminars, seminars on sustainable food security in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, etc. Gave keynote speeches
- and technical exchanges with international peers such as Protix in the Netherlands, Buller in Switzerland, EnviroFlight in the United States, and the Great Dutchman in Germany.