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Added on 12 November 2024

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Aspire Food Group cuts staff, temporarily scales back production
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Insect ag pioneer Aspire Food Group has laid off 100 of its 150 employees and is temporarily scaling back production at its new cricket farming facility in London, Ontario, AgFunderNews has learned.

David Rosenberg, a board member at Aspire since 2017, took on the CEO role at Aspire late last year. 

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