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They get into food anywhere along the food chain during growth, harvest, or storage in the warehouse, store or your home. Many hide in packaging, chew through plastic bags and wrapping, and seek cover in the crevasses of shelves and walls.
In China 178 different bugs are served as food. On a stroll through one of Beijings night markets you will find scorpions, giant cicadas, locusts, and the ubiquitous cricket, all skewered and fried for eating. One of the most common (and cheapest) bug snacks in China is the roasted silkworm chrysalis.
Products containing insects must of course follow the standards required by the FDA including bacteriological tests and good manufacturing practice certification.
The FDA allows few foods to contain whole insects. But insect parts? Thats another story. Heads, legs and other fragments of these little pests are more commonly allowed in foods, ing to the handbook.
Thats because insects and parts of insects are impossible to eliminate completely in modern food harvesting and processing. Consequently, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration allows a certain amount of bugs and bug parts in your processed food. So one way or the other, weve all eaten insects.
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Whether they crawl, fly, squirm, or slither, insects get the job done: They maintain healthy soil, recycle nutrients, pollinate flowers and crops, and control pests.

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