A brownish-yellow oil obtained from dried black soldier fly larvae through pressing extraction and sieving to remove impurities. Due to its unique ratio of unsaturated to saturated fats, it maintains the consistency of butter and requires heating to be used as an ingredient.
Product Details
Natural Insect Fat, Rich in Medium-Chain Fatty Acids
Why do we need insect oil?
Aquaculture and pet feed formulas require fat to provide energy. Traditional sources include fish oil, palm oil, and soybean oil. Black soldier fly oil is rich in saturated fatty acids (including a high lauric acid content) and is a supplementary option for plant-based oils.
What is insect oil?
A brownish-yellow oil obtained from dried black soldier fly larvae through pressing extraction and sieving to remove impurities. Due to its unique ratio of unsaturated to saturated fats, it maintains the consistency of butter and requires heating to be used as an ingredient.
Product Features:
- High proportion of saturated fatty acids, good energy density
- Rich in medium-chain fats such as lauric acid
- Extremely low trans fatty acid content
- Can be mixed directly into feed, or used as a spray coating after pet food extrusion
Application Scenarios:
- Energy ingredient for aquaculture feed
- Fat supplement for poultry feed
- Spray coating for pet food
- Development of natural oil formulas