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Entomological Research Centre (CREIB)
Introducing InsectoBox — a modular solution for insect farming and circular resource management What if organic by-products could become a local source of value, knowledge and opportunity? The Entomological Research Centre (CREIB) is developing InsectoBox, a modular system designed around the farming of the black soldier fly, Hermetia illucens (BSF). Our ambition is to create a practical, scalable and educational platform that combines: Modular farming units, designed for controlled rearing and easy deployment. Research and development, to improve protocols, monitoring and performance. Training and knowledge sharing, for farmers, researchers, students and innovators. A circular-economy approach, exploring the potential of insects to transform organic resources into useful outputs. A global network, built through local partners, independent representatives and technical support. The project aims to bridge science, technology and entrepreneurship — bringing insect farming out of the laboratory and into real-world applications. We are currently building the first foundations of the project: the farming module, commercial strategy, international network and R&D feedback loop. Follow InsectoBox / CREIB to follow the development of the project. 📩 Interested in collaborating, investing, researching or testing the concept? Let’s connect. Eric Trautzsch Founder — Entomological Research Centre (CREIB) #InsectoBox #CREIB #HermetiaIllucens #BlackSoldierFly #BSF #InsectFarming #CircularEconomy #Sustainability #AgriTech #Innovation #Research #Entomology #FoodSystems #WasteToValue #Entrepreneurship
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