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input for public (and private) interventions in order to continuously improve the food supply; acts as a platform to centralise and exchange data with consumer associations, manufacturers, distributors and public authorities these analyses of the food supply are done by sector (aperitif snacks, cereal bars
, industrial biscuits and cakes, non-alcoholic beverages, breakfast cereals, delicatessen meats, chocolates and chocolate-based products, stewed fruits, jams, fruit preserves, ice cream and sorbets, fruit juice and nectar, bread products and pastry, frozen pizzas, canned pre-cooked dishes, dessert mixes...
https://www.anses.fr/en/content/nutrition-department-french-observatory-food-quality-oqali
, dried or smoked. from a food safety point of view, it is advisable not to eat insects raw. once cooked, they are processed into powders or other compatible forms. the advantage of having insect flour is its versatility - it can be integrated into various products such as pasta, bread, cookies, chocolate
, protein, bars, etc. furthermore, infusions in alcohol are also very popular. what is the recommended consumption ratio for insects?...
http://ipiff.org/faqs/