Edible cricket farm funded by Liberals fails, owes massive debt
A company backed by federal funding to kickstart edible crickets for human consumption in Canada is now facing serious financial trouble and has been placed under receivership by a creditor.
Author: Noah Jarvis
A company backed by federal funding to kickstart edible crickets for human consumption in Canada is now facing serious financial trouble and has been placed under receivership by a creditor.
Aspire Food Group, an “alternative protein” company specializing in cricket farming, has been placed under receivership by Farm Credit Canada, a Crown corporation that provides financing to the agricultural sector.