Empowering the Future with Insect
Sustainable Protein for Greener Planet

Amino Insecto

Welcome to Amino Insecto, a nonprofit organization founded by passionate high school students on a mission to revolutionize the way we think about food and sustainability. We’re dedicated to promoting the consumption of edible insects, a nutritious and eco-friendly protein source. Join us in this exciting journey as we explore new flavors, cultures, and possibilities with edible insects. Together, we can make a positive impact on our world, one bite at a time.

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Our Mission

At Amino Insecto, we are on a mission to transform the future of food by turning insect-based protein into a global and sustainable solution.

We believe that insects offer a nutritious, eco-friendly, and innovative solution to global food challenges. By promoting insect consumption, supporting sustainable farming, and fostering innovation in the food industry, we aim to reduce environmental impact, combat food insecurity, and create a healthier planet for future generations.

Why Insect Protein?

Fewer Emissions

Insect farming produces 98% less greenhouse gases than beef production.

Fewer Emissions 98%

Less Land Needed

Insects require 90% less land than traditional livestock.

Less Land Needed 90%

2x More Protein

Some edible insects contain twice the protein per gram compared to beef.

2x More Protein 100%

2.1 Billion People Eat Insects

Already, 2.1 billion people worldwide consume insects as part of their diet.

2.1 Billion People Eat Insects 100%

Quote from Founder

I believe that even the smallest idea can spark global change. Through Amino Insecto, I turned a simple question—can insects change the future of food?—into a mission that educates thousands, empowers communities, and redefines what sustainable living can look like for the next generation."

— Napa-ai (April) Suriyabhivadh, Founder of Amino Insecto