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Country Life: What will it take to get New Zealanders eating insects?

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Country Life: What will it take to get New Zealanders eating insects?
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New Zealand locust farmer Malcolm Diack discusses the challenges of marketing insects as a sustainable food source in New Zealand. Despite early interest in the late 2010s, the industry has struggled to maintain commercial viability.

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Highlights the cultural and economic hurdles faced by the alternative protein industry in Western markets.

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The article provides a balanced look at a niche agricultural industry, focusing on personal experience and market trends.

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