Canadian Farm Producing Insects for ‘Human Consumption’ Lays Off Two-Thirds of Employees
A Canadian farm producing insects for the nation’s human food supply has been forced to slash its workforce due to low demand for its products.
A Canadian farm producing insects for the nation’s human food supply has been forced to slash its workforce due to low demand for its products.
The UK’s most popular supermarket chain Aldi has started rolling out new insect-based “foods” as alternatives to meat.
The far-left Canadian government has been caught pumping millions of dollars in taxpayer money into plans to eliminate traditional meat for public consumption and replace it with insect-based “foods.”
CBS has declared that adding insects to the general public’s food supply is a “game-changer” in the so-called fight against “climate change.”
The European Union has approved the use of powdered crickets in flour-based foods for public consumption, despite a lack of conclusive data on human allergies regarding the insects.
A group of researchers has backed calls from the World Economic Forum (WEF) to push for the mass public consumption of bugs and so-called “beetleburgers,” arguing that it could save the planet.