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The Asian Food and Feed Insect Association is a non-profit organisation representing the interest of its members from the industry and the academia working with insects as food and feed in Asia.

About

Established in 2016, AFFIA and its members believe that for the global food chain to be sustainable, ethical and efficient, it needs to integrate insects as a source of nutrients for human food and animal feed.

With this shared passion, AFFIA aims to promote entomoculture and entomophagy both regionally and internationally, support national initiatives and solve challenges, as well as represent Asia in the global insect industry.

AFFIA works closely with the Australian IPAA, the European IPIFF and the American NACIA on issues affecting the insect industry as a whole.

Objectives

Strengthen the Industry

The insect industry will “come of age” in the coming decade, but to succeed, players must collaborate, share knowledge, promote the benefits of entomophagy and clarify regulations. AFFIA serves as a regional hub for insect producers to strengthen the industry through these activities and more.

Develop Good Practices

Asian cultures have been using insects in their food chain for millennia, but for international trust to be placed in Asian insect producers, good practices must be developed. AFFIA does so while collaborating with relevant Government agencies to ensure frictionless implementation of future regulations.

Guide the Industry

AFFIA works in a very multicultural region with as many regula tory frameworks as countries. AFFIA serves Asian insect interests by initiating or facilitating research and development activities, guiding the industry forward in a sustainable, proactive and responsible manner.

AFFIA Executive Committee 2025-2026

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Upcoming Events

Events are an opportunity for AFFIA members to meet, discuss, explore and advance the industry together. They are a physical or virtual hub for learning, collaboration and interaction.

We welcome anybody who has something to share, as well as those just wishing to spectate, absorb and immerse themselves in one of the world’s most exciting burgeoning industries.

Insect to Feed the World - IFW 2026

Ten years after its first successful edition in Wageningen, the Insects to Feed the World – IFW international conference has become a global leading event in the insect farming sector, bringing together academics and industry professionals from all over the world.
A perfect combination to foster a culture of continuous development in this growing field and to enhance knowledge sharing experience in a stimulating scientific environment.

AGRI MALAYSIA 2026

The largest B2B business platform uniting agriculture manufacturers, international brands, growers, plantation owners, importers, exporters, traders, and distributors from the ASEAN regions under one roof.

Why Insects Food?

As the Singapore government has officially approved the import of 16 types of insects, this significant development marks a milestone in the acceptance and integration of insect foods into the local market.

In light of this new approval, AFFIA plans to engage with key Singaporean agencies. We will work closely with government agencies, food safety authorities, and industry partners to provide comprehensive information on the benefits of insect-based foods. Additionally, we aim to showcase the diverse range of insect-based products now available in Singapore. From protein-rich snacks to sustainable food ingredients, we will demonstrate how these products can benefit consumers and contribute to a more sustainable food system.

Discover on insect-based foods

From Insects to Innovation​

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Our Members

Associate Members

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Full Members & Individual Members

Cameron Richards c

Singapore

Insect as Feed

VCAN crop

Thailand

Insect as Feed

Jital Solution c

India

Insect as Feed

Mandible2

Malaysia

Insect as Feed

Wiralam

Negara Brunei Darussalam

Insect as Feed

BSF FARM2

South Korea

Insect as Feed

China Insect Protein Industry Association,CFNA

China

Insect as Food and Feed

Supr Enviro Farms

India

Insect as Feed

Katzin Sofia

Australia

Insect as Feed

Emilie Devic

Thailand

Insect as Feed

Insect Food Pte Ltd

Singapore

Insect as Food

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India

Insect as Feed

Yu shen_

Taiwan

Insect as Food and Feed

INSPRO SCIENCE INTERNATIONAL LIMITED

China

Insect as Food and Feed

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Singapore

Insect as Feed

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Vietnam

Insect as Feed

Kobkiat Ingredients Co Ltd

Thailand

Insect as Feed

Better Insect Solutions

Denmark

Insect as Food and Feed

WEDA - Dammann & Westerkamp GmbH

China

Insect as Feed

Insect Engineers BV

Netherland

Insect as Feed

Priyan c

India

Insect as Feed

Bühler AG

Switzerland

Insect as Food and Feed

Protenga

Singapore

Insect as Feed

Agri House Ltd

Cambodia

Insect as Food

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News

Circular solutions: Insect-based aquafeed from poultry processing waste

Insect ag recalibrates after a brutal shakeout: Where are the key players now?

Singapore to approve 16 type of insects for food

Industry experts gather to discuss insect feed and food sector

Highlights from the 5th Insects to Feed the World 2024 conference

Asia to take the lead in insect production

GLOBAL INSECT-BASED INGREDIENTS MARKET 2026-2036

EDIBLE INSECTS FOR ANIMAL FEED MARKET 2026-2030

Journal of Insects as Food and Feed Vol. 12 (Feb 2026)

Alternative Proteins, April 2024

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