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Our Commitment to Sustainability

Reduce carbon footprint, optimize land use, and promote nutritional high value with BSFL protein.

By choosing Go-To Bites, you're not just giving your dog a healthy, delicious treat—you're also contributing to a more sustainable future for pet nutrition. Together, we can make a significant positive impact on our planet, one bite at a time.

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Exploring the Benefits of Insect-Based Protein for a Sustainable Future

Carbon Print Reduction Commitment

Our Insect-Based Protein meal comes from CERES and FEDIAF EU Certified Veolia Malaysia Modern Farms of Hermetia ilucens (BSFL) with GMP and HACCP Quality Standards and fed only from high quality organic vegetables and fruits waste (waste is what has been rejected from modern consumers demand and acceptance to be sold in markets and supermarkets because are not "pretty" or "size uniform").

Learn how our insect-based protein helps in reducing carbon footprint and promoting sustainable farming practices.

Beyond the Numbers: The Bigger Picture

The adoption of insect protein isn't just about impressive statistics—it's about reimagining our food systems for a sustainable future. Here's why it matters:

Food Security: With a growing global population, insect protein offers a solution to feed more people with fewer resources.

Circular Economy: Many insect species can be raised on organic waste, turning a problem into a solution.

Biodiversity: Reducing land use for livestock can help preserve natural habitats and protect endangered species.

Climate Change Mitigation: The significantly lower greenhouse gas emissions from insect farming can play a crucial role in combating climate change.

The Protein Revolution: Dogs love it and is super nutritive, digestible, hypoallergenic and a Superfood

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We love our Planet.

In our quest for sustainable nutrition, an unexpected hero emerges from the world of entomology. Insect protein, particularly from sources like the Black Soldier Fly, is not just a trend—it's a glimpse into a more sustainable future. Let's explore how these tiny creatures are making a big impact on our food systems and environmental footprint.

Did You Know?

Insects can convert feed to protein up to 12 times more efficiently than cattle, revolutionizing our approach to protein production.

Food Security: With a growing global population, insect protein offers a solution to feed more people with fewer resources.

Circular Economy: Many insect species can be raised on organic waste, turning a problem into a solution.

Biodiversity: Reducing land use for livestock can help preserve natural habitats and protect endangered species.

Climate Change Mitigation: The significantly lower greenhouse gas emissions from insect farming can play a crucial role in combating climate change.

Our Insect-Based Protein meal comes from CERES and FEDIAF EU Certified Veolia Malaysia Modern Farms of Hermetia illucens (BSFL) with Biosecurity, GMP and HACCP Quality Standards and fed only from high quality organic vegetables and fruits.

Embracing the Future of Protein

Reducing Carbon Print

Water Footprint: Insects require just 23 liters of water per kg of protein, compared to a staggering 15,000 liters for cattle—a 99.8% reduction!
Greenhouse Gas Emissions: At 3.1 kg CO2 eq, insects produce nearly 90% less greenhouse gas than cattle (30 kg CO2 eq) per kg of protein.
Energy Use: Insect protein production is remarkably energy-efficient, using 30 MJ compared to 50 MJ for cattle—a 40% energy saving.
Land Use: The land efficiency of insect farming is perhaps its most striking advantage, requiring only 25 m² compared to 225 m² for cattle—a 88.9% reduction in land use!

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Feed Conversion: Insects require just 1.7 kg of feed to produce 1 kg of protein, compared to 8 kg for beef—a 78.7% reduction!
Water Usage: The water savings are equally impressive, with insects needing only 23 liters of water per kg of protein, versus 15,000 liters for beef—a 99.8% reduction in water use!
Sustainability Impact: By switching the source of protein for dog treats to insect protein, we could potentially save billions of liters of water and significantly reduce our agricultural land use, paving the way for reforestation and biodiversity conservation.