IPIFF Annual Event to take place at the European Parliament with Protix confirmed as official sponsor

On 8 December 2026, Brussels will host Insects for Europe: a Blueprint for EU Leadership in a Circular Bioeconomy, the flagship IPIFF Annual Event, held this year at the European Parliament. The gathering will bring together policymakers, researchers and industry leaders to discuss the strategic role of insects within Europe’s circular bioeconomy.

Following the announcement of Argenta as the first distinguished sponsor, IPIFF has now confirmed its second official sponsor: Protix, a recognised global leader in insect production and sustainable ingredients. Protix’s involvement strengthens the shared ambition to drive innovation, sustainability and regulatory progress across the European insect sector.

IPIFF has expressed its appreciation for Protixs continued commitment to advancing the industry and supporting the development of a robust EU framework that enables safe, efficient and climate‑aligned growth in insect production.

The event provides a unique platform for organisations to showcase their work to a high‑level European audience. Sponsoring the IPIFF Annual Event offers:

  • Visibility among EU policymakers and regulators
  • Brand presence within the European Parliament
  • Association with Europe’s leading voice for the insect sector
  • Direct engagement with key stakeholders across the value chain

Further details: Event: Insects for Europe: a Blueprint for EU Leadership in a Circular Bioeconomy – International Platform of Insects for Food and Feed, Brussels

 

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