Insects as a sustainable feed ingredient in pig and poultry diets : a feasibility study = Insecten als duurzame diervoedergrondstof in varkens- en pluimveevoeders : een haalbaarheidsstudie

Een haalbaarheidsstudie naar insecten als duurzame eiwitrijke diervoedergrondstof in varkens- en pluimveevoeders is uitgevoerd in opdracht van het Ministerie van Economische Zaken, Landbouw en Innovatie. De haalbaarheidsstudie omvatte een desk-studie en een workshop met stakeholders uit de verschillende schakels van de ‘insectenketen’. De doelstelling van de studie was om in samenwerking met stakeholders uit de ‘insectenketen’ en wetenschappers te onderzoeken of en hoe insecten op grote schaal ingezet kunnen worden als alternatieve eiwitbron in voer voor varkens en pluimvee.A feasibility study to explore application of insects as a sustainable high protein feed ingredient for pig and poultry diets was conducted on request of the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs, Agriculture and Innovation. This feasibility study comprised a desk study and a workshop with participants representing the various links in the “insect chain”. The objective of the study was to list, in a joint initiative of industrial stakeholders and scientists, how insects can be used on a large scale as an alternative protein source in feed for pigs and poultry.

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