Qingdao Sino Crown Biological Engineering Co., Ltd.

In modern poultry farming, improving hatching rates and post-hatching survival rates of chicks is crucial for boosting economic efficiency. Recently, the internationally renowned academic journal *Animals* (part of the MDPI Publishing Group) published a new study on the use of black soldier fly (BSF) larvae oil as a nutritional supplement for broiler embryos. This study confirms that injecting black soldier fly larvae oil into eggs as an energy supplement not only achieves an astonishing 100% hatching rate but also significantly improves chick health indicators.

Mealworm protein, as a low-allergenic single animal protein, shows significant differences in hypoallergenic effects and functionality depending on the addition amount.

Over the past decade, insect ingredients have transformed from a fringe concept to commercial applications in North American animal nutrition. Unlike the earlier global focus on idealistic insect agriculture, the North American market has taken a pragmatic approach, emphasizing animal nutritional value, regulatory clarity, and targeted applications.

In aquaculture practice, fishmeal and black soldier fly larvae are not simply a matter of "one replacing the other," but rather a contest between the "gold standard" and a "functional challenger."

On December 3, 2025, the "2025 Unicorn Companies 500 Conference," themed "Innovation as the Core, Collaboration for Development," was held in Qingdao. At this grand event gathering cutting-edge global innovation forces, Xinong Kangyuan Bioengineering Co., Ltd., a company deeply rooted in the field of bioengineering for 23 years, was successfully recognized as a "2025 China Hidden Unicorn Company" thanks to its disruptive "waste-to-treasure" core technology and mature industrial solutions. This recognition is not only an authoritative endorsement of the company's technological strength but also signifies that the model of driving systemic agricultural transformation with green circular technology has been recognized as a key component of new quality productivity.

For example: When added at 10%, the egg production rate of laying hens increased by 20.3% compared to the fishmeal group, and the feed conversion ratio increased by 15.8%.