We divert industrial pre-consumer organic waste from landfills and convert it into high-performance animal feed and organic fertilizers — building a domestic supply solution for British Columbia.
Every day, BC's food processors pay to throw away tonnes of perfectly good nutrition.
Spent grain, produce trim, processing residuals — clean pre-consumer organics are hauled to landfill, where they rot and release methane, a greenhouse gas 80× more potent than CO₂. Tipping fees keep climbing. The carbon tax keeps rising. And the protein BC imports by the shipload could be grown right here.
Waste is not a resource problem. It's a logistics problem wearing a costume — and it's expensive.
Enterra Feed validated this exact market in our own backyard — scaling to a 180,000 sq ft facility before collapsing under a labour-intensive process. The demand never left. Automation is the unlock.
The status quo — costly & carbon-heavy
Black soldier fly larvae devour clean organics and multiply their body mass thousands of times in under two weeks — turning a disposal liability into protein, oil and fertilizer.
Clean pre-consumer organics, secured through long-term agreements and quality screens. Processors pay us to take the stream.
BSF larvae convert organics into nutrient-dense biomass in rapid, automated growth cycles — no arable land required.
Larvae are dried and separated through an energy-efficient extraction process into protein meal and functional oil fractions.
Three outputs leave the facility: animal protein, insect oil, and organic frass fertilizer — feeding farms that feed the loop.
We get paid at both ends of the pipe: disposal fees in, premium protein and fertilizer out — with carbon credits on top.
Our disposal fees — we're paid to accept industrial organics, roughly 30% below regional tipping fees.
Landfill disposal fees — a major pain point for processors.
BC carbon tax (2026) — adding pressure to legacy disposal routes.
Potential tradeable carbon credits from diversion.
From waste stream → to food system
Dried larvae and protein meal for aquaculture, pet food and poultry — a consistent domestic supply price-locked against global fishmeal surges (now ~$2,500/t), with natural antimicrobial peptides that support gut health and immunity.
A functional fat fraction naturally rich in lauric acid — valued in premium feed formulations for supporting animal gut health.
A regenerative organic soil input returning N-P-K and micronutrients to farmland — BSF frass has increased crop yields by up to 119% versus conventional organic fertilizer in published field trials.
FeedLoop deploys modular, rotating-drum EntoReactors — licensed from Entoprot (Finland) — that automate humidity, temperature and aeration for high-density, low-labour growth, paired with high-performance BSF genetics from NRGene Canada.
Our planned IP — an integrated modular conversion process with a proprietary Thermal Recovery System — targets lower-cost, higher-efficiency production in a traditionally high-OPEX industry.
Clean organics, consistent supply — secured through long-term agreements and quality screens at the facility gate.
Rapid growth cycles in automated EntoReactors — BSF larvae convert organics into nutrient-dense biomass in a highly controlled environment.
Protein, oil, fertilizer — outputs include protein meal, oil fractions, and frass fertilizer, each spec'd for repeatable supply contracts.
Frass matures in an aerated static pile while our proprietary heat-recovery design recaptures process energy — driving OPEX down as we scale.
Regulation, carbon pricing and feed approval are all pushing in one direction — turning organic waste from an afterthought into a liability someone must solve.
Mandatory separation and disposal surcharges make landfill the expensive option — and diversion the rational one.
A 95% organics diversion target effectively legislates landfill out of the equation for processors across the province.
BC's carbon tax converts avoided landfill methane into high-value, tradeable offsets — a revenue stream that grows with the tax.
Black soldier fly is a federally approved animal feed ingredient in Canada, with CFIA registration clearing the route to market.
The UN Sustainable Development Goals are the world's shared blueprint for people and planet. FeedLoop's circular model directly advances four of them — measurably, not aspirationally.
Decentralised insect protein rebuilds regional feed security — turning urban organic waste into a dependable domestic supply chain.
Pre-consumer organics become feed and fertiliser instead of landfill — keeping nutrients in a true circular loop.
Every tonne diverted avoids landfill methane and shortens feed supply chains — generating verified, tradeable carbon credits.
Frass returns biology to depleted soils — farm trials show yield responses of up to +119% over conventional regimes.
We start where the waste is — the Lower Mainland — and scale across Western Canada with modular, decentralized facilities.
Phase 1 pilot facility launching in Abbotsford, BC — with feedstock, genetics, research and farm partners already at the table.
Facility build-out in Abbotsford. EntoReactors procured, LOIs formalized, CFIA pathway underway.
1 reactorFacility ramps to 75% capacity — cash-flow positive by month 7 of operations.
Q3 targetExpansion funded by reinvested earnings and equipment financing — no dilution.
4 reactorsStrategic capital from waste-management partners deploys facilities across the west.
12 reactorsCanada's largest integrated animal feed producer and organic waste processor.
The visionTo become Canada's largest integrated animal feed producer and organic waste processor by 2035 — securing resilient national food supply chains.
Engineers, an entomologist, and operators — united by one mission: make waste the most valuable stream in the building.
CEOChemical Engineer with relentless drive and a long-term vision. Leads strategy, partnerships, and execution toward a scalable circular protein platform.
CCOProfessional engineer spanning chemical & biomedical engineering and entrepreneurship. Bridges technical feasibility with customers, pricing, and go-to-market.
COOCivil Engineer-in-Training known for disciplined execution and calm problem-solving. Drives coordination, planning, and operational structure as FeedLoop scales.
CRDOPhD in Applied Entomology and award-winning BSF systems specialist. Leads biological optimization, strain performance, and process innovation.
We work with food processors, farms, and brands across BC to build resilient domestic supply while cutting organics disposal costs.
Generate pre-consumer organics? We evaluate your stream and logistics for intake — making diversion simple, measurable, and operationally reliable.
Looking for local insect protein or organic frass fertilizer? We align on specs, volumes, and a trial pathway — built on consistency and repeatable supply.
For pilots, waste partnerships, buyer trials, or investor inquiries — email us and we'll reply quickly.
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Application, desired specs, trial quantity and timeline.
Your focus area + what you'd like to review. We're raising our Phase 1 facility round — target close Q1 2027.