
Symton raises and sells live black soldier fly larvae and other feeder insects for reptiles, birds, and exotic pets.
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Symton sells black soldier fly prepupae.
Symton says its compost-grade black soldier fly larvae can increase the quality and decomposition rate of compost piles.
Symton sells PopWorms.
Symton sells large feeding-grade fly larvae.
The page compares black soldier fly larvae with mealworms and describes insects as nutritious protein sources for many reptile, amphibian, and mammal species.
Symton compares two feeder insects to help readers choose an option for their pets.
Symton sells live feeder insects, including hornworms, waxworms, Dubia roaches, and silkworms.
Symton produces live black soldier fly larvae for the pet food industry.
Research and Markets projects the global black soldier fly market will reach $3.96 billion by 2033. The report identifies Symton Inc. among emerging startups in the insect protein space.
Jul 2024 · GlobeNewswireNews article
Lauren Taranow of Symton, Inc. receives Keep Brazos Beautiful’s Green Business Award at the organization’s 2022 awards luncheon in Brazos County. The award recognizes environmentally conscious practices, and Keep Brazos Beautiful presents eight awards at the luncheon.
Aug 2022 · KBTX News 3News article
Symton BSF harvests black soldier fly larvae for use as food for reptiles and exotic pets. The article highlights the broader potential of insect protein to help feed a booming global population.
Jul 2019 · Earth.comNews article
Symton BSF produces live black soldier fly larvae for reptile and exotic pet feed, and the feature profiles company president Lauren Taranow. It places the company's production within the broader black soldier fly industry, which the headline describes as having potential to transform the global food supply.
Jul 2019 · InforumNews article