How To Feed The Hunger World?

By 2050, the world population will reach 9 billion people. The traditional livestock farming can
not keep up with the growth resulting in an estimated shortage of 60 million ton protein per
year from 2025. While the land is shrinking and water is becoming a scarce resource, the
world is thirsty for a more efficient and sustainable food source

Cricket Is a High Quality Food

Consumed by more than
2 billion people worldwide

70% protein, 10% fat in dried form

Containing all essential amino acids

Crickets are regular diet of more than 2 billion people worldwide.
Crickets are rich in nutrients, especially in high quality protein containing all essential amino
acids, low in total fats with good balance of saturated and un-saturated fats, and free
from pesticide and antibiotics.

Cricket Is The Most Sustainable Protein Source

To produce the same amount of beef, cricket consumes 10x less feed, 100x
less GHG, 100x less time, 200x less land, and 2000x less water

Takes 1.5kg of feed
to make 1kg of cricket

Almost zero emission

Life cycle as long
as 4 weeks

1 hectare produces 200MT in dry matter per year

1 liter per kg of cricket

Cricket meal for human

Forms: No wings, whole dried crickets, cricket flour
Processing method: oven dried
Protein 60% min, moisture 10% max
Packaging: following specification

Cricket meal for petfood

Form: whole dried cricket, cricket flour
Processing method: oven dried
Protein 60%, moisture 10% max
Packaging: vacuumed, 5kg/10kg
Package includes one suitably strong plastic bag covered
by one kraft bag with full product details.

Social Impacts

Insect farming business is impactful at its root. It lessens the burden on our environment through the
reduction of water use, land use, feed use, and GHG emission.

At Cricket One, we understand the struggling of poor farmers and
commit to work together to improve their livelihood. We lease out the integrated container
unit so that farmers can utilize their agricultural by-products to grow crickets productively, and train
them the best practices and relevant technology. We acquire the output and process into
finished products. The farmers will be able to improve their income 9-fold
compared to the old farming model.

At Cricket One, We care about doing social goods to our planets
and to the bottom of the pyramid.

Our Team

We come from different backgrounds but share the same passion
for farming sustainable protein and contributing to the improvement of the livelihood
of poor farmers as well as giving positive impact on the environment.

Nam Dang

Co-founder, Operation Director

Nam is inspirational of agriculture and helping improve the livelihood of farmers. He co-founded and exited a VC-backed agriculture technology startup. He holds dual MBA from credited institutions in Canada and Japan

Bicky Nguyen

Co-founder, Business Development Director,

Bicky has experience as Trade Officer of the Israel Embassy Vietnam. She co-founded and exited VC-backed agriculture technology startup. She has dual B.A in International Business Management and Corporate Banking Management, and is holder of Honored Diploma in Public Communication and Management

Luong Le

Chief Nutritionist

Born and raised in a rural town, Luong experienced farming from his younger age. He is inspired to find recipes that make farming more productive and industrialized. Luong graduated from Agriculture and Forestry University, majoring in animal science. He has conducted several research on animals and insects

Professor Van Huis

Technical Advisor

Professor Van Huis is the lecturer of Tropical Entomologist at Wageningen University. He is one of the most well-knowned researchers in the insect field with research conducted across the globe