Ynmeal is a highly digestible, natural source of premium protein, fat and fibers, obtained through the processing of mealworm larvae. ŸnMeal is an odorless light brown powder used as a source of protein and fats.
Ynoil is a light-yellow fatty oil obtained from mealworm larvae. It is a naturally high source of essential fatty acids (oleic/linoleic) with a low melting point (8°C).
Wetmass25 is a blanched wet milled mealworm solution with a neutral flavour. Antibiotic free, digestible, with good binding properties, it is ideal for high palatability wet pet food recipes for both dogs and cats as well as snacks.
With a peptic digestibility of 98%, Hydrolyn is perfectly suited to wide range of pet food applications to enhance digestibility without compromising on protein quality. The product is available in both solid and liquid form.
Conventional animal and plant proteins have long been the gold standard for feeding our pets. Today, we require varied feed sources that can reconcile nutritional quality and sustainability: rebalancing the environment, while also the nutritional landscape of our animals.
The unique nutritional profile of our mealworm-based ingredients support the raising of healthy, happy pets, perfectly fulfilling the nutritional needs of many pets – while using 30x less land and emitting 40x fewer carbon emissions than traditional livestock.
Our products are as nutritionally beneficial as animal protein, and as sustainable as plants.
Our mealworm possesses the best amino acid score among insect species, indicating a very high-quality source of protein.
Our low ash content (3.5%) indicates a very pure product, with minimal inorganic impurities.
Highly digestible, our peptic digestibility score of 86% means that pets can absorb a maximum of the nutrients.
Rich in Omega 6 (30%), low in saturated fat (25%), and high in natural fiber (including chitin).
Backyard chickens can also reap the rewards of our ingredients. After just seven days, average daily gain increased among chickens, indicating boosted health and wellbeing. According to research by Emerton, 82% of backyard chicken owners’ insect of choice is the mealworm.
