General Secretary Xi Jinping pointed out: “We need food from the forests, food from the grasslands, food from rivers, lakes and seas, food from facility agriculture, and heat and protein from plants and animals.” The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) predicts that the global population will reach 9 billion in 2050. Protein foods such as meat, eggs, and milk produced by traditional livestock, poultry, and aquaculture are difficult to meet human needs. “Feeding” and “edible insect protein” are a new type of protein resource with rich variety and high efficiency. They can be used as alternative protein for feeding and food to meet the requirements of the “big food concept”. At the same time, it is also a kind of “new quality productivity” that is green and environmentally friendly and creates a carbon sink.
At present, China’s edible insect protein industry has basically completed the development, standardization, application and promotion of the entire industrial chain after more than ten years of difficult innovation and exploration through the joint efforts of production, learning, research and politics, and has been widely accepted. By focusing on breeding, breeding, large-scale breeding, disease prevention and control, insect nutrition, application in animal feed and breeding, and quality standard construction in the insect protein industry, we have successfully developed a “Chinese-style development model” that is different from developed countries and regions such as Europe and the United States. We firmly believe that the past 2025 will be the first year of our country’s insect protein industry, especially the black water fly industry, and 2026 will enter a period of rapid development. Insect protein will make an important contribution to the engineering of alternative protein for feeding in China’s “15th Five-Year Development Plan”.
Therefore, based on the accumulated experience of successfully holding the first two seminars, we are preparing for the “Third International Seminar on Feeding, Edible Insects and Sustainable Food Safety Solutions in 2026”, and plan to hold it on April 10-13, 2026 at Guangzhou South China Agricultural University. Grand.
The third seminar will expand its scope and bring together heads of government functional departments, experts, scholars and entrepreneurs at home and abroad. They will share their work experience in the research and development, application and promotion of feeding/edible insects, sustainable feeding of alternative proteins (such as microbial protein and algae protein), the resource utilization of organic waste, animal nutrition, feed science, animal breeding, protein food processing, etc., the latest research and development and industrialization progress, Jointly discuss the opportunities and challenges facing, form a joint industry-university-research-government effort, help rural revitalization, promote the high-quality and green development of alternative protein, especially insect protein industry, and provide sustainable solutions to solve the common problems of shortage of human feed and edible protein. Solutions.
Organizer:South China Agricultural University
Organizer:School of Food, School of Animal Sciences, School of Plant Protection, School of Resources and Environment, South China Agricultural University; Bioyuan Biotechnology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.
Special Organizer: Future Protein (Hubei) Biotechnology Co., Ltd.; Guangzhou Delihart Instrument Co., Ltd.; …
Co-organizer:Insect Protein Industry Branch of China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Food, Soil and Livestock, Guangdong Entomological Society；
Huazhong Agricultural University; Zhejiang University; West Lake University; Anhui Agricultural University; Xinjiang Agricultural University; Shenzhen University; Hunan Agricultural University; Shandong College of Agricultural Engineering; Liaocheng University; Bee Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences; Institute of Zoology, Guangdong Academy of Sciences; Shanxi University; Institute of Plateau Forestry, Chinese Academy of Forestry; Institute of Animal Sciences, Guangdong Academy of Agricultural Sciences；
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Sponsors:Shenzhen Anruijie Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd.; Gerry Environmental Protection Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.; Dongguan Rixin Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd.; Guangdong Dacheng Innovation Technology Co., Ltd.; Shandong Weifang Xingmei Technology Co., Ltd.; Shandong Liaocheng Xinsheng Biological Technology Co., Ltd.; Shandong Shunxinghui Biological Technology Co., Ltd.; Zhengzhou Yaoan Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd.; Zhejiang Sanli Agricultural Technology Co., Ltd.; Zhejiang Agricultural Development Rural Investment Group; Sichuan Tuopai Biological Technology Co., Ltd.; Guangzhou Huirong Lansen Biological Technology Co., Ltd.; Shenzhen University, Xinjiang Agricultural University, West Lake University, Hechi College, Xinjiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences Agricultural Products Processing Research Institute, Jiangsu Academy of Agricultural Sciences Animal Husbandry Research Institute; Shenzhen Aohua GroupCo., Ltd.
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Organizing committee：
Chairman ：
Hu Wenfeng School of Food, South China Agricultural University
Vice Chairman：
Zhang Jiaen Director of the International Exchange Office (Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Affairs Office)
Xie Qingmei Dean, School of Animal Sciences, South China Agricultural University
Xu Zhenlin Dean, School of Food, South China Agricultural University
Jin Fengliang Dean, School of Plant Protection, South China Agricultural University
Liu Chengshuai Dean, School of Resources and Environment, South China Agricultural University
Hu Jianpang Secretary-General of Insect Protein Industry Branch of China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Food, Soil and Livestock
Secretary General：
Yang Meiyan School of Food, South China Agricultural University
Secretary ：
Xu Congcong School of Food, South China Agricultural University
Tian Ling School of Animal Sciences, South China Agricultural University
Li Xueling School of Food, South China Agricultural University
Pang Rui School of Plant Protection, South China Agricultural University
Chen Chengyu School of Resources and Environment, South China Agricultural University
Pang Xu Bioyuan Biotechnology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.
Hu Xuehua Bioyuan Biotechnology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.
AcademicCommittee：
Academician Yin Yulong Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, Institute of Subtropical Agroecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Professor Chen Lotte Vice President of South China Agricultural University
Professor Xie Shaoqi Wuhan Institute of Aquatic Biology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Professor Zhang Jiaen Director of the International Exchange Office (Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Affairs Office)
Professor Xie Qingmei Dean, School of Animal Sciences, South China Agricultural University
Professor Xu Zhenlin Dean, School of Food, South China Agricultural University
Professor Jin Fengliang Dean, School of Plant Protection, South China Agricultural University
Professor Liu Chengshuai Dean, School of Resources and Environment, South China Agricultural University
Professor Jiang Qingyan School of Animal Sciences, South China Agricultural University
1. Main content：
(1) Conference theme: International Seminar on Feeding, Edible Insects and Sustainable Food Safety Solutions
(2) Meeting time: 2026 Year April 10 -13th (reported on the 10th, meeting on the 11th-12th)
(3) Meeting venue: Ding Ying Auditorium, South China Agricultural University, Guangzhou, Guangdong, Sixth Teaching Building
Address: No. 483, Wushan Road, Tianhe District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, China
2. The scale of the meeting and the composition of participants：
Number of participants: 300-500 people；
The conference invited famous experts, scholars, entrepreneurs and leaders from universities, research institutes, enterprises and institutions, and management departments at home and abroad who have made outstanding achievements in research and development related to feeding edible insects/plants/microbial proteins and have accumulated rich experience to conduct exchanges and discussions. The topics of the seminar covered the research and industrialization of proteins from insect sources, plant sources and microbial sources, as well as their application and promotion in livestock and poultry, aquatic products and animal breeding, pet feed and human food.
3. Content and arrangement of the meeting：
(1) Content of the meeting
1. Breeding, reproduction and disease prevention and control of feeding and edible insects；
2. Efficient breeding and utilization technology and standardization of feeding and edible insects；
3. The application status and prospects of feeding insect protein in the use of livestock and poultry, aquaculture, and human food (humans and animals)；
4. Policies and operations for feeding and edible insect breeding, etc.；
5. Research and development, application and promotion of feed and food substitute proteins, including plant sources, microbial sources, and synthetic proteins；
6. Other sustainable food safety solutions
(2) Meeting arrangements
| April10, 2026, 14:00 pm- 20:00 pm Conference registration, information collection April11, 2026, | |
| 8:30 am-12:00 am Opening ceremony and theme report 14:00-18:00 pm | |
| Theme report 2026April | |
| 12 | , 2020, 8:30-12:00 am sub-session report |
| , 14:00-18:00 pm Sub-session report; Entrepreneurs Forum | |
| will leave on April 13, 2026 | (to be determined) |
Meeting place：
Ding Ying Auditorium, Sixth Teaching Building, South China Agricultural University, Guangzhou, Guangdong
Official language：
English/Chinese
Conference format：
The form of offline + online combination, offline (Guangzhou, Guangdong), online (Zoom).
(3)Topics and academic reports (in no particular order)
| Serial number No. | Speaker Speaker | Unit Institution | Topic Topic |
| 1 | Yin Yulong Yulong Yin Academician/Researcher Academician/Professor | Institute of Subtropical Agricultural Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences | , Chinese Academy of Sciences (to be determined) (Undetermined) |
| 2 | Professor Huang Yongping Huang Professor | Shanghai Jiao Tong University | Downstream Demand-Driven Research and Application Of Black Soldier Fly |
| 3 | Professor He Gen Gen He Professor | Ocean University of China Ocean University of China | Protein Nutrient Sensing and Efficient Utilization in Aquatic Animals |
| 4 | Xie Shouqi Xie Researcher Professor | Institute of Aquatic Biology, Chinese Academy of Sciences Institute of Hydrobiology, Chinese Academy of Sciences | Application of Insect Protein Sources in Aquatic Feed Chapter |
| 5 Professor | Jia’en Zhang Professor | School of Resources and Environment, South China Agricultural University (to be determined) | (Undetermined) |
| 6 | Hu Jianpang Jiandang Hu | Secretary-General of Insect Protein Industry Branch Secretary-GeneralGeneral of the Insect Protein Industry Branch | Current Status and Development of China Insect Protein Industry Current Status and Development of China Insect Protein Industry |
| 7 | Zou Yuxin Yuxin Zou | Secretary of the Party Committee of the People’s Government of Chegang Town, Xinxing County, People’s Government of Chegang Town, Xinxing County | Based on the local area, Incubating the future: Welcoming the Insect Protein IndustryThe new wave was rooted in the Hometown, Incubating the Future: Embracing the New Wave of the Insect Protein Industry |
| 8 | Professor Yusheng Liu Yusheng Liu Professor | Shandong Agricultural Engineering University Shandong Agricultural Engineering University | The Relationship between Resource Insect Industry and Insect Agriculture Model |
| 9 | Professor Jibin Zhang Professor | Huazhong Agricultural University Huazhong Agricultural University | Research and Application of Black Water Flies and Microorganisms in China Of Black Soldier Fly and Microorganisms in China |
| 10 | Ye Xiaomei Xiaomei Ye Researcher Professor | Institute of Animal Science, Jiangsu Academy of Agricultural Sciences | Research Progress on the Nutritional value and applications of black soldier fly larvae frass |
| 11 | Tian Wenli Wenli Tian Researcher Professor | Institute of Bee Research, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, National Key Laboratory of Efficient Breeding and Utilization of Resource Insects, Institute of Apicultural Research, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, State Key Laboratory of Resource Insects | Current Status and Future Prospects of Insect Protein Resource Development |
| 12 | Ju Feng Feng Ju Researcher Professor | West Lake UniversityWestlake University | provides solutions for green biocontrol, Bioremediation, and waste Valorization. Harnessing Insect Microorganisms for Green Biocontrol, Bioremediation, and Waste Valorization |
| 13 | Ma Deying Professor Deying Ma Professor | Xinjiang Agricultural University Xinjiang Agricultural University | White star flower beetle: Research and Application of Developing a Novel Insect Protein Source and Bioconversion of Agricultural and Livestock waste Protaetia brevitarsis: Research and Application of Developing a Novel Insect Protein Source and Bioconversion of Agricultural and Livestock Waste |
| 14 | Chi Xiaojun Chi Xiaojun Professor | Shandong Agricultural Engineering University Shandong Agriculture and Engineering University | Edible Grasshopper CicadaResearch Progress on Edible Cicadas |
| 15 | Peng Nan Nan Peng Professor | Huazhong Agricultural University, Huazhong Agricultural University | Autonomous and Efficient gene editing tools Empowers the creation of high-protein yeast strains Autonomous and Efficient gene editing tools Empowers the creation of high-protein yeast strains |
| 16 | Wei Dong Dong Wei Professor Professor | South China University of Technology South China University of Technology Technology (SCUT) | Breeding a novel, yellow and high-protein mutant of Auxenochlorella pyrenoidosa with improved flavor properties and its applications |
| 17 | Yang Sen Yang Professor | Huazhong Agricultural University Huazhong Agricultural University Research on Bioconversion of organic Solid Waste by Black soldier Fly and Efficient Nitrogen Efficient Utilization Technology Research on Bioconversion of organic Solid Waste by Black Soldier Fly and Efficient Nitrogen Efficient Utilization Technology Research on Bioconversion of Organic Solid Waste by Black Soldier Fly and Efficient Nitrogen Efficient Utilization Technology Research on Bioconversion of Organic Solid | Waste by Black Soldier Fly and Efficient Nitrogen Efficient Utilization Technology Research on Bioconversion of Organic Solid Waste by Black Soldier Fly and Efficient Nitrogen Efficient Utilization Technology Research on Bioconversion of Organic Solid Waste by Black Soldier Fly and Efficient Nitrogen Efficient Utilization Technology Research on Bioconversion of Organic Solid Waste by Black Soldier Fly and Efficient Nitrogen Efficient Utilization Technology Research on Bioconversion of Organic Solid Waste by Black Soldier Fly and Efficient Nitrogen Efficient Utilization Technology Research on Utilization Technology |
| 18 | Yang Zixiang Zixiang Yang Researcher Professor | Institute of Plateau Forestry, Chinese Academy of Forestry Sciences Research Institute of Plateau Forestry, Chinese Academy of Forestry Sciences | Research and Application of Key Technologies for High-Efficiency Cultivation and Industrialization of Gallnuts |
| 19 | Cai Kunzheng CaiProfessor Professor | School of Resources and Environment, South China Agricultural University, School of Resources and Environment, South China Agricultural University | Developing Ecological Low-carbon Agriculture: Integrating Climate Mitigation, Resource Efficiency, and Sustainable Food Systems Developing Ecological Low-carbon Agriculture: Combining Climate Mitigation, Resource Efficiency, and Sustainable food Systems |
| 20 | Tomer First | Wageningen UniversityWageningen University and Research | Ironing Out the Details: Molecular Responses and Mineral Bioaccessibility of Iron Fortification in Black Soldier Fly Larvae Dispel Doubts about the Details: Molecular reactions of iron Fortification in Black soldier Fly Larvae and the bioavailability of |
| iron 21 | Zhang Zhijian Associate Professor Zhijian Zhang Asso. Prof. | Zhejiang University Zhejiang University | The intestinal flora of black soldier fly Larvae drives Efficient Waste Resource Utilization: Basic Theory and Industrialization Gut Microbiota of Black Soldier Fly Larvae Drives Efficient Waste Resource Utilization: Basic Theory and Industrialization |
| 22 | Dennis Oonincx | Wageningen University Wageningen University and Research | (Undetermined) (Undetermined) |
| 23 | Arya Rezaei Far | WageningenUniversity Wageningen University and Research | Health-promoting Effects of BSF meal and Oil in Poultry: Mechanism, Applications, and Research Gaps |
| 24 | Wenfeng Hu Associate Professor Asso. Prof. | School of Food Science, South China Agricultural University, School of Food Science, South China Agricultural University | (Undetermined) (Undetermined) |
| 25 | Professor Ling Tian Professor | School of Animal Science, South China Agricultural University, South China Agricultural University | Improvement of the production traits of black soldier fly |
| 26 | Associate Professor Meiyan Yang Asso. Prof. | School of Food Science, South China Agricultural University, School of Food Science, South China Agricultural University | (Undetermined) (Undetermined) |
| 27 | Associate Professor Xueling Li Asso. Prof. | School of Food Science, South China Agricultural University, School of Food Science, South China Agricultural University | (to be determined) (Undetermined) |
| 28 | Chuanshun Liu | School of Food Science, South China Agricultural University | , South China Agricultural University Study on the Characteristics of Cricket Protein under Different Drying Conditions |
| 29 | Professor Liu Wei Wei Liu Professor | Anhui Agricultural University Anhui Agricultural University | The microbiome promotes the growth performance of black soldier fly larvae through detoxification The microbiota promotes the growth performance of black soldier fly larvae |
| through detoxification 30 | He Yonghui Professor Yonghui He Professor | Henan Institute of Science and Technology Henan Institute of Science and Technology | Black soldier Fly Protein Feed Development and Utilization Utilazation of Black Soldier Fly Protein Feed |
| 31 | Xu Qiyun Qiyun Xu Associate Researcher Asso. Prof. | Guangdong Institute of Zoology, Guangdong Academy of Sciences, Guangdong Institute of Zoology, Guangdong Academy of Sciences | Based on the development and application of black soldier fly in shrimp feed |
| 32 | Professor Lusheng Li Professor | Liaocheng University Liaocheng University | Effects of Dietary Fermented Black Soldier Fly (Hermetia illucens) Large Meal on Growth Performance, Meat Quality, Serum Antioxidant Capacity, Immune Function and Intestinal Morphology in Broilers Effects of Fermented black soldier fly pulp on broiler growth performance, meat quality, blood indicators and intestinal health |
| 33 | Zhang Dapeng Dapeng Zhang Associate Professor Asso. Prof. | Research and Practice on the Modern Eco-Circular Orchard Model Embedded with Insect Elements 34 Shandong Agricultural and Engineering University Shandong Agricultural and Engineering University | Research and Practice on the Modern Eco-Circular Orchard Model Embedded with Insect Elements |
| 34 | Zheng Longyu Zheng Associate Professor Asso. Prof. | Huazhong Agricultural University | Insect Biorefinery: Turning Waste into Protein and Energy for a Sustainable Future |
| 35 | Memon Fareed UddinResearcher | Sindh Agricultural University, Dandojam, Pakistan | Sustainable Valorization of Probiotic-Fermented Organic Wastes via Black Soldier Fly Larvae: Effects on Bioconversion, Microbial Shifts, and Transcriptional Profiles |
| 36 | Tingting Zhang Tingting Zhang Professor | School of Synthetic Biology, Shanxi University School of Synthetic Biology, Shanxi University | Insect Synthetic Biology Technology Platform Construction and Its development.Application in Edible Insect Germplasm Innovation and Model Development Construction of Insect Synthetic Biology Technology Platform and its Application in Edible Insect Germplasm Innovation and Model Development |
| 37 | Caixia Guo Associate Professor Caixia Guo Asso. Prof. | School of Life Science, Shanxi University School of Life Science, Shanxi University | An integrated approach to food by-product valorization through insect bioconversion and bioactive peptide development based on insect transformation of high-value utilization of food by-products and Functional peptide Development |
| 38 | Siegfrid RothProfessor School of Life Science, Shanxi University | Cricket as a Model: Insights into Insect Embryo Patterning | |
| 39 | Zuo Jianjun Professor Jianjun ZuoProfessor | South China Agricultural University/South China Agricultural University | Highly efficient Development and precise application technologies for insect feeding |
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Entrepreneurs Forum (in no particular order)
| Serial number No. | Speaker Speaker | Unit Institution | Topic Topic |
| 1 | Yan Hua Yan Hua General Manager GM | Future Protein (Hubei) Biotechnology Co., Ltd. NextPro (Hubei) Biotechnology Co., Ltd. , Ltd. | Bioconversion Empowers the Agricultural Circular Economy: Innovation and Construction of a Full-Chain Resource Recovery Model for Organic Waste Driven by Black Soldier Flies |
| 2 | Zeng Jiabin Zeng General Manager GM | Sichuan Tuopai BiotechnologySichuan Tuopai Biotechnology Co., Ltd. , Ltd. | “Go to Wu for Truth, Insects Illuminate the Future” “Purge the Inconvenient, Pursue the Authentic; Insects Illuminate a Sustainable Future” |
| Paragraph 3 | Yonggai Duan Founder and Chairman Founder & Chairman | Zhengzhou Yaoan Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. Zhengzhou Yaoan Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. , Ltd. | Sharing of application of intelligent and automatic breeding equipment for black soldier fly |
| 4 | Ma Shengjie Shengjie Ma Chairman | Weifang Xingmei Biotechnology Co., Ltd. Weifang Xingmei Biotechnology Co., Ltd. , Ltd. | |
| The Equipmentization of Insect Industry 5 Leijie Shao Person in Charge | |||
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| 7 | Zhang Jingfeng Zhang Jingfeng General Manager GM | Green Environmental Protection Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. Green Environmental Protection Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. , Ltd | Resource utilization of kitchen waste and industrialization of insect protein from technological innovation to sustainable ecological construction Resource utilization of kitchen waste and industrialization of insect protein from technological innovation to sustainable ecological construction |
| 8 | Chen Yi Charley General Manager GM | Guangzhou GerhardtCHINA Instrument Co., Ltd. GerhardtCHINA–Regional office of C. Gerhardt GmbH & Co. The Effect of KG | chitin on the Detection of insect protein Effect of chitin on Determination of insect protein |
| 9 | Zhang Fan Deputy General Manager, Chief Technology Officer Deputy GM & CTO | Chengdu Azure Star Biotechnology Co | ., Ltd. The dilemma and Solution of the Industrial production of black water fly |
| 10 | Pang Xu Deputy General Manager Deputy GM | Bioyuan Biotechnology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. Bioforte Biotechnology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. , Ltd. | Our Age of Great Navigation: Export Opportunities and Challenges for the Insect Industry Driven by AI The New Age of Exploration: Export Opportunities and Challenges for the Insect Industry Driven by AI |
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4. Conference registration fee
Chinese participants who register before March 10, 2026 are 1,000 yuan/person for experts and scholars and 800 yuan/person for students; 1,200 yuan/person for experts and scholars who register on and after March 11, 2026, and 1,000 yuan/person for students; 1,500 yuan/person for experts and scholars who register and pay on-site,Students 1200 yuan/person. Foreign participants are美元200/person.
5. Room, board and transportation expenses
Domestic participants will take care of the transportation and accommodation costs, please make your own reservation; foreign experts can contact the conference affairs team to help make a reservation, and the cost will be taken care of by yourself.
Recommended accommodation: Zhuyuan Hotel (Guangzhou South China Agricultural University Branch, 020-85281988/020-85282115), 50 meters walking distance.
Optional accommodation: Hanting Express (Guangzhou Wushan Subway Station Branch, 020-85208988-0), Jiayi Hotel Chain (Guangzhou Wushan Subway Station Huanong University Branch, 020-85286188),Jiafufu Jing Hotel (Guangzhou Tianhe Passenger Terminal Subway Station Branch, +86-20-37213088)
6. Contact information
Li Xueling: 13926031655,lixueling@scau.edu.cn
Yang Meiyan: 13570377004,ymy@scau.edu.com
Tian Bell: 18529156617,tianling@scau.edu.cn
Pang Rui: 15521309525,pangrui@scau.edu.cn
Pang Xu: 15918751527,285866752@qq.com
Hu Xuehua: 13632831956
7. Highlights of the Conference
During the coffee break of the conference, we will provide mealworms, black water flies, silkworms and other related edible products in the insect industry chain for everyone to taste and exchange products, such as cricket, grasshopper, wax borer, tussah pupa and other insect protein foods; pork, chicken and eggs raised with black water fly protein, As well as insect protein bread, noodles and other foods. Very much worth looking forward to!
