A close-up view of an insect, possibly a beetle or a bug, standing on the rounded tip of a dry seed pod. The insect has a dark, segmented body with long, jointed legs and antennae. The background is blurred, with shades of green and a hint of yellow.
A close-up view of an insect, possibly a beetle or a bug, standing on the rounded tip of a dry seed pod. The insect has a dark, segmented body with long, jointed legs and antennae. The background is blurred, with shades of green and a hint of yellow.

Protection

Defending families against the insect protein agenda for our health.

A close-up of an orange insect, possibly a beetle, chewing on a green leaf. The details of the insect's head, antennae, and legs are clearly visible.
A close-up of an orange insect, possibly a beetle, chewing on a green leaf. The details of the insect's head, antennae, and legs are clearly visible.
Two red beetles are perched on a stalk of wheat or similar grass, partially hidden amidst the golden grains. The background is a soft, blurred green, emphasizing the focus on the insects and the wheat.
Two red beetles are perched on a stalk of wheat or similar grass, partially hidden amidst the golden grains. The background is a soft, blurred green, emphasizing the focus on the insects and the wheat.
woman wearing yellow long-sleeved dress under white clouds and blue sky during daytime

I refuse to let my family be tricked into believing insects can replace healthy, delicious beef.

Sarah Lee

A close-up of a predatory insect, likely a robber fly, grasping another insect on a textured white surface. The larger insect features strong legs and large compound eyes. The smaller insect appears to be a fly with transparent wings.
A close-up of a predatory insect, likely a robber fly, grasping another insect on a textured white surface. The larger insect features strong legs and large compound eyes. The smaller insect appears to be a fly with transparent wings.

Keeping beef as our primary protein is essential for health and tradition. Let’s protect our farmers!

John Doe

A red beetle is climbing through dry grass and twigs in a natural outdoor setting. Its shiny exoskeleton contrasts with the muted browns and greens of the surrounding vegetation.
A red beetle is climbing through dry grass and twigs in a natural outdoor setting. Its shiny exoskeleton contrasts with the muted browns and greens of the surrounding vegetation.
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Beef Not Bugs is a campaign focused on protecting American agriculture, supporting ranchers and farmers, and ensuring a safe and reliable food system.

We work to raise awareness about the risks of industrial insect farming and advocate for policies that prioritize traditional agriculture and rural communities.

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