VISION
INFINITE CIRCLE
SOLUTION
MUSCA SOLUTION
CORE TECHNOLOGY
MUSCA’S UNIQUE HOUSEFLY BRED FOR HALF-A-CENTURY
Circle to the Future
MUSCA is a sustainable insect technology company that infinitely upcycles today's waste into tomorrow’s resources.
MUSCA offers high-quality organic fertilizer and natural protein feed, utilizing the hyper-speed lifecycle of MUSCA’s thoroughbred housefly larvae.
NEWS
Mentioned in press release from Shinsei Bank “Strategic Partnership with MUSCA, Inc., an Insect-Tech Start-up”
Mentioned in press release from Itochu Corporation “ITOCHU Announces Formation of Strategic Partnership with Musca Inc., the Insect Technology Company”
Featured in The JAPAN TIMES “Japan startup’s superflies may hold key to food self-sufficiency — even in space”
VISION
INFINITE CIRCLE
MUSCA's mission is to keep our organic resources continually recirculating for our children and further generations.
MUSCA’s team is driven by a circular economy concept at the heart of their business model.
This allows MUSCA to provide products and services today that address the projected challenges around environmental pollution, protein deficit, and global food crisis in the future.
SOLUTION
MUSCA SOLUTION
MUSCA’s highly efficient biomass recycling system is developed with the energy of insects, a force that was largely overlooked until recent years.
CORE TECHNOLOGY
MUSCA’S UNIQUE HOUSEFLY BRED FOR HALF-A-CENTURY
Almost fifty years ago during the Space Race, the former Soviet Union was intensely preparing for a manned space expedition.
A round trip to Mars was estimated to take four long years, making human waste management and food acquisition a critical issue to resolve.
An ecology for self-supplied food and fertilizer was developed, utilizing the most mundane of terrestrial creatures: the housefly.
The research was suspended after the Soviet Union collapsed; however, the technology and research was inherited and is conducted by the MUSCA team today.
MUSCA owns thoroughbred houseflies that have been selectively bred over 1200 generations, for almost fifty years.
MUSCA’s thoroughbred houseflies are resilient to extremely high-density spaces, and have high productivity.
A round trip to Mars was estimated to take four long years, making human waste management and food acquisition a critical issue to resolve.
An ecology for self-supplied food and fertilizer was developed, utilizing the most mundane of terrestrial creatures: the housefly.
The research was suspended after the Soviet Union collapsed; however, the technology and research was inherited and is conducted by the MUSCA team today.
MUSCA owns thoroughbred houseflies that have been selectively bred over 1200 generations, for almost fifty years.
MUSCA’s thoroughbred houseflies are resilient to extremely high-density spaces, and have high productivity.
