We change the nature of food waste, so that humans can farm, eat and live sustainably. Our mission is to facilitate a globally available inexhaustible supply of sustainable food. We use microbes and insects to tackle the existential problem of unsustainable animal feed, which is a major driver of global warming. Feed mills have no ingredients available that are both highly competitive in price and quality and have a tiny carbon footprint. We address this pain-point. 🪰 We take food and agricultural waste products. 🪰 We treat them with insects and microbes. 🪰 They break down all the bad stuff and rearrange it into good stuff. 🪰 We process them into a highly nutritious animal feed ingredient. We invite you to join the journey of our experienced board, multinational partners and dedicated scientific team as we leverage the power of nature to allow humans to live within our means once more. Let's go full circle, together. Follow us on LinkedIn and visit our site for more information.
Location: Thailand, Bangkok
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2019
Investors 1
| Date | Name | Website |
| - | SPACE-F | space-f.co |
Mentions in press and media 4
| Date | Title | Description |
| 26.03.2026 | Insect ag recalibrates after a brutal shakeout: Where are the key players now? | The insect ag industry is littered with the corpses of startups who found out the hard way that scaling biological systems is not as easy as it looks, prompting a wave of think pieces suggesting its days are numbered. Despite the sector’s w... |
| 29.12.2025 | Foodtech at a crossroads: recalibration, regulation, and harsh reality | “Two years ago we were talking about the winter being over in the next summer, but it feels like we are entering the ice age,” observes Plantible cofounder Tony Martens in this year’s AgFunderNews festive vox pop. “M&A and exit pathways... |
| 18.12.2025 | Oberland Agriscience scales up amid insect ag shakeout, appoints CEO: ‘We’re seeing very positive market pull’ | Canadian insect ag startup Oberland Agriscience has started shipping commercial quantities of protein and frass from its facility in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and appointed food industry veteran Jon Getzinger as CEO as it moves into a new phase... |
| 10.09.2025 | Full Circle Biotechnology plans 7,000-ton insect protein factory in Thailand: ‘We have our entire capacity reserved by existing customers’ | Full Circle Biotechnology—a startup based in Singapore with operations in Thailand—has raised funds to build a 7,000-ton/year insect protein facility in Kanchanaburi, north-west of Bangkok. Groundbreaking starts next week with production se... |