Recent Media Featuring Aspire Food Group

Food companies are using technology to push boundaries and make production more sustainable, reliable and secure. Compared to cattle, crickets punch far above their weight as a source of protein.

It’s no secret that farming beef or pork has a massive environmental footprint. Perhaps those food options will be less common in the future.

Experts say it's the oldest fertilizer available and can be found in nearly every ecosystem — so why aren't we spooning more insect poop onto our home gardens and greenhouse crops? 

Innovation is an essential part of Canada’s story. The world’s first telephone call rang out here. We discovered insulin and created the alkaline battery and the zipper.

Aspire Food Group, which manufactures a variety of food products made from crickets, announced Thursday that it has acquired Exo, which makes protein bars made from crickets.