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Cockroach Labs, the pioneer in cloud-native distributed SQL databases with CockroachDB, today announced the appointment of Sailesh Munagala as its Chief Financial Officer (CFO). This announcement ...

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Despite its promising nutritional profile, cockroach milk faces significant psychological and ethical challenges. The idea of consuming an insect-derived product is still unpalatable for many.

Cockroach milk could potentially offer a solution. But before you start imagining it next to your Clover or Parmalat milk in the grocery aisle, it’s important to note that cockroach milk is not ...

Despite its name, cockroach milk isn’t a liquid like cow’s milk. Instead, it’s a protein-rich crystal that forms inside the gut of the Pacific beetle cockroach, which is the only known ...

Research suggests that milk from the Pacific beetle cockroach (Diploptera punctata) could be three times more nutritious than cow’s milk, sparking interest among nutritionists and food scientists.