American water flies produce up to about 500 eggs for food waste. As soon as the larvae hatch from the eggs, they start eating raw garbage, and then continue to eat as explained at the beginning. By the time it becomes a pupa, about half of its body becomes a "protein" and is rich in calcium, making it an excellent feed. The cycle of converting the garbage is very efficient and safe in terms of hygiene. It is fully utilized for food.

The larvae of the American Water Flies can be said to be very safe and hygienic in terms of hygiene as feed and food. There is only an unsanitary image that you eat anything as raw garbage, but the larva of the American waterfly is included in the garbage It "decomposes/kills" everything such as bacteria. Believe it or not, it is easier and more efficient to obtain high-quality protein than to maintain the quality of the meat and rice we normally eat.

The American Mizuab is an indispensable role for our sixth industrialization. As a treatment after the collection of raw garbage in the area that is the base of the business, it creates a treatment cycle without using an incinerator. It also leads to the reduction of large amounts of carbon dioxide generated from ordinary waste treatment plant facilities. And the dung, larva shells, and dead larvae/adults produced by the larvae are transformed into high-quality fertilizer. (Fung contains potassium, phosphoric acid, nitrogen, etc., and its components are the same as those of earthworms.) With regard to the activities of American Abu, it means that there is no waste produced in the world.

One of the reasons for adopting American Water Flies is also their influence on humans and how they will be involved in the future. There are cases where "fly" is used in a recycling business like ours. "Musca flies" that are often used as general flies However, because the housefly may transmit an infectious disease, we have adopted the American water flies. In addition, as the world already sells edible food, the American water fever is one of the solutions to the "food crisis problem" in which humankind is concerned. It has a lot of potential as a super food that can also become a food.