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Hatch BioSystems CEO Claire Leach sees nothing strange about having 30-thousand flies and maggots hanging out in her Melbourne work space.
HatchBio is breeding black soldier fly larvae to make protein-rich livestock feed and organic fertiliser.
With help from the Entrepreneurs' Programme, this unique Aussie company understands the bio-power of maggots in diverting thousands of tonnes of food waste from landfill every year.
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