Exo wants you to eat crickets. Co-founders Gabi Lewis and Greg Sewitz ordered thousands of crickets to their dorm room at Brown and it wasn’t for a senior prank. While still at school, they tinkered ...

A couple of Williamsburg roommates have just launched Exo: a protein bar–producing company named for the exoskeleton of its key ingredient.

With major retailers and health-conscious consumers embracing cricket protein, the shift from ultra-processed to ultra-nourishing is well underway. As food trends continue to prioritise clean ...

A St. Louis startup is marketing a cricket-based protein powder that's nutritious, low-calorie, and eco-friendly.

Alternative protein company Exo announced the close of a $4 million Series A funding round today. The company’s cricket flour protein bars are “formulated for taste” to “appeal to everybody” by Kyle ...

It seems that one insect in particular is poised to become the staple insect of the modern diet — the cricket. According to protein bar company Exo, crickets are both a nutritious and environmentally ...

The group sells cricket protein bars and crispy, spice-covered crickets under the brand name Exo.

In a new essay, Tiffany Leigh revealed that she feeds her 18-month-old daughter crickets as a source of protein — claiming it saves her hundreds of dollars on grocery bills.

Cricket protein powder protein products are also known for their ability to offer higher energy levels as compared to conventional animal-based protein products, as they contain higher amounts of ...