S2G Investments and Ocean 14 Capital backed Enthos, a company converting organic waste into food-grade protein and oil using Black Soldier Fly larvae. The facility will process 200 tons of waste per day, aimed at replacing fishmeal in aquaculture feed.
Read full story →State research agency Embrapa has produced prototype cultivated chicken fillets at labs in Concórdia and Brasília. A finished technology package is targeted for mid-2027, building on regulatory rules Brazil set in 2023.
Osa Conservation is partnering with farmers in southern Costa Rica's AmistOsa ecological corridor on regenerative practices that boost productivity while sequestering carbon, backed by Walmart Foundation funding.
The financing supports Costa Rica's Public Policy for the Agricultural Sector 2023–2032, including payments for carbon capture in coffee, livestock, and sugarcane production chains.
S2G Investments and Ocean 14 Capital invested in Enthos, which processes 200 tons of organic waste per day into Black Soldier Fly protein and oil for the aquaculture and livestock feed markets.
The financing helps ProNuvo complete a 4,000 MT/year industrial insect-feed plant. The company harvests Black Soldier Fly larvae native to Costa Rica, using a fraction of the land, time, and water of conventional protein sources.
The Rainforest Alliance Certified farm on the slopes of Turrialba Volcano achieved carbon neutrality in 2016 and now sequesters more carbon than it emits — a regenerative coffee model spanning three generations of workers.
Kilimo's platform analyzes satellite data, weather forecasts, and soil sensors to tell farmers exactly when and how much to irrigate. Farmers using it have cut water consumption by up to 20% while maintaining yields, reaching over 2,000 farmers across Argentina, Mexico, Chile, and four other countries.
A policy brief from the Universities of Sheffield and Newcastle warns that Andean glaciers, thinning by 0.7 meters a year, threaten the water and food security of cities from La Paz to Santiago. In Peru's central range, some glaciers could disappear entirely by the 2050s.
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