“They’re insects la, what else?” might be along your train of thoughts.
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WOB Tries: We Ate Roasted Crickets & Honestly, It Tastes Really Good!
When we talk about cricket-based snacks, our mind immediately travels to Thailand and the abundance of insect snacks there. Now, humans can be divi... -
Malaysian cricket powder startup quietly raises seed funding from Rapzo Capital, further confirming the future of alternative protein
Ento, a Malaysia-based startup, said that its main mission is to “build one of the world’s largest and smartest insect production facility includin... -
吃烤蟋蟀零食‧营养丰富又环保
吃昆虫可能成为未来人们摄取蛋白质的途径？还可以对地球的可持续发展做出贡献？ 没错，年方26岁的大马蟋蟀食品公司Ento创办人Kevin Wu认为：“蟋蟀营养丰富，所含的蛋白质是牛肉或鸡肉的三倍，铁是羽衣甘蓝的七倍，纤维是燕麦片的至少四倍。” 他回忆说：“在大学时代，我一直热衷于可持续发展和... -
Did you know cricket is a superfood, and M'sia is a producer?
KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Cricket, an omnivorous insect, is making a presence in Malaysia as a superfood and sustainable substitution for protein as it is high in calcium and iron, courtesy of a company called Ento. -
Ento successfully closed seed funding for production and regional market expansion
20 Sep 2019 – ento is pleased to announce that we successfully closed our seed funding round led by Singaporean based Venture Capital firm, Rapzo Capital. -
Agfunder News: Cricket roaster Ento to take on Beyond Meat after seed round
Malaysian edible cricket farmer and roaster Ento has secured a seed round, led by Singapore-based VC firm Rapzo Capital. Ento’s Founder & CEO Kevin Wu told AFN that the capital will be used to power the company’s expansion into Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand over the next 12 months. The round was oversubscribed. -
Despite A Failed Kickstarter Campaign, M’sian Startup For Insect Protein Gets Seed Funding
Ento, the Malaysian brand behind snack-able crickets has recently announced they managed to secure a seed round funding from a Singaporean VC called RAPZO Capital. -
CNA: From lawyer to insect farmer: Malaysian entrepreneur touts roasted crickets as healthy, sustainable snack
KUALA LUMPUR: Large blue containers containing around a million crickets filled a shophouse in Kuala Lumpur. The entire unit is fully sealed like a prison, with all windows closed. There is no air-conditioning or electric fan so that the environment is warm, humid and dark all day. -
MALAYSIA TATLER: Ento Offers A More Sustainable Source Of Protein With Roasted Crickets
“When I first started working on my pilot farm and attending entrepreneurship networking events, people asked, ‘Will you even sell a single packet?’ Fast-forward to a year later: Ento is presently backlogged with orders," says founder Kevin Wu. -
Malaysian start-up offering artisanal roasted crickets as delicious healthy snacks
Malaysian start-up offering artisanal roasted crickets as delicious healthy snacks PETALING JAYA – Would you eat crickets?Deep-fried crickets ...
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