Sustainability Learning

Why Sustainability Education Matters

As food waste continues to rise in Singapore, sustainability education is key to shaping a more resource-conscious future. Schools play an important role in building awareness and responsible habits, but the greatest impact comes through real-world learning. Through hands-on experiences, students better understand how human actions affect the environment, how innovation solves real challenges, and how waste can be transformed into valuable resources in a circular economy.

Where Does Your Food Waste Go? Come See It in Action!

Experience sustainability in motion — where learning meets innovation and ideas turn into impact.

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The Surprising Truth About Food Waste in Singapore

Data shown in tonnes (1 tonne = 1,000 kg)
(Source: National Environment Agency waste statistics)

Over the past decade, food waste generation in Singapore has shown limited signs of reduction.

That is where we come in.

At Ento Industries, you get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at how nature’s little heroes tackle food waste—turning it into something useful, safe, and sustainable.

A yellow warning sign with black and yellow striped border that reads "Black Solder Fly Discovery Zone," with an illustration of a cute black ant holding a red and white welcome sign, located in an indoor area with metal railings and large plastic-covered objects behind it.
Display of various insects inside glass terrariums on wooden and mossy bases on artificial grass, with cartoon bee cutout in front.
Display of Ento Industries' eco-friendly gardening and sustainability products, including soil, seeds, fertilizers, and educational posters on a bright green artificial grass table in a well-lit indoor space.
Group of adults and children smiling and posing for a photo inside Ento Industries' factory with machinery and large sacks of materials.

Safe for kids and adults

Group of people, including children and adults interacting with live black soldier fly larvae at Ento Industries' Site Tour

Fascinating to watch in action

A group of site tour visitors participating and listening to Nathenial Phua, Ento Industries CEO explain during a site tour to Ento Industries's Facility

Teaches sustainability the fun way

Your children will be amazed, and you might even discover a new respect for these little recyclers!

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What You’ll Experience

Seminar

Learn about food waste challenges and how innovative solutions turn waste into valuable resources.

Educational presentation about the black soldier fly, showing a cartoon illustration of the insect and facts about its natural role, non-harmfulness to humans, food waste eating habits, and environmental benefits.
A group of visitors participating in Ento Industries' Site Tour, where they are listening to a seminar regarding food wastage and Ento Industries
A composting cycle showing a bucket of food scraps, compost in the middle with worms, and growing plants on the right with the text 'Closing the Loop' at the bottom, done by Ento Industries

What You’ll Discover
• The journey of food waste
• How BSF contribute to sustainability
• Real-world circular economy applications
• How small actions create environmental impact

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Site Tour

Step inside a working facility and see how food waste is transformed through live Black Soldier Fly larvae.

Ento Industries' Site Tour Participants Interacting with Live Black Soldier Fly Larvae
Ento Industries' Site Tour Participant Smiling Towards the Camera with a Live Black Soldier Fly Larvae In His Hand
Group of people gathered Ento Industries' Display Booth during their Site Tour. They are tasting Ento Industries' Dried Black Soldier Fly Larvae
Families enjoying themselves in Ento Industries' Public Site Tour.
A man and a young girl are shopping in a store, standing close together with the man holding the girl in his arms. The background shows shelves with empty trays and metal carts.

What You’ll See

• Food waste processing systems
• BSF larvae in different life stages
• Circular resource recovery processes
• Sustainable fertiliser and feed production

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Sustainable Planting Workshop

A group of diverse smiling and posing with their very own repotted asparagus fern done at Ento Industries. The repotting is done with Ento Industries' Organic Black Soldier Fly Frass

Plant your own greenery using fertiliser derived from food waste and take it home.

Participants at Ento Industries' Site Tour, doing an asparagus fern repotting workshop
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Kid-friendly & interactive

A logo featuring a ship on pillars, a lion's head, and a female face, with a semi-circular line above and waves below.

Unique experience in Singapore

A light bulb with a plant inside, emerging from an open book, representing ideas and knowledge.

Educational but fun

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Memorable & meaningful bonding time

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Tailored Experience For You

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Voices from past tours

  • “The tour was honestly eye-opening. Seeing the full Black Soldier Fly life cycle up close felt like watching science fiction happen in real life — but explained in a way that was clear, fun, and easy to understand.”

    —Zhengjie Tan, Site Tour Participant

  • “I was initially afraid of Black Soldier Flies, but after learning that they don’t bite or sting, I found them pretty cute. It was fascinating to see how efficient and clean they are in breaking down food waste.”

    —Amanda Ong, Site Tour Participant

  • “Ento brought science, sustainability, and curiosity together in one meaningful morning. From the seminar to the hands-on activities, the experience was memorable, impactful, and engaging for both kids and adults.”

    —Evert Ong, Site Tour Participant

  • “Our family had such a memorable birthday workshop at Ento. The children got to learn about BSF, try hands-on planting, and bring home their own Asparagus Fern using soil and fertiliser produced through the BSF process.”

    -Penny Lim, Site Tour Participant

  • “What truly stood out was the heart and passion of the Ento team. They made circular economy and sustainable waste management feel engaging, approachable, and easy to understand.”

    -Tiana, Site Tour Participant

  • “It was enriching to see the full process, from breeding Black Soldier Flies to feeding the larvae and sifting frass. I loved learning how every stage of the BSF life cycle is put to use.”

    -Lorraine, Site Tour Participant

  • “It was inspiring to see how Ento transforms food waste into different products while using every part of the process. The experience really got me thinking about what we can achieve when we work together with nature.”

    -Ashton Tan, Site Tour Participant

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes! The tour is family-friendly and suitable for children aged 3 and above. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

  • Yes, the nearest MRT station is Tuas West Road. From there, it is about a 15-minute walk to our facility at 15 Tuas Ave 18A, Singapore 638863. Taxis and ride-hailing options are also available.

  • Yes, there are paid public parking lots available just outside our facility.

  • Most areas are flat and sheltered, making it convenient for visitors with mobility needs. If you require additional support, feel free to let us know in advance.

  • Yes! You’ll get a chance to observe and interact (if comfortable) with live Black Soldier Fly larvae, pupae, and adult flies as part of the learning experience

  • Expect 1.5–2 hours of fun and learning.

  • Comfortable clothes suitable for light hands-on activity. Covered shoes recommended.

  • Yes, you're welcome to take photos and videos during the tour — but please avoid capturing our machinery and equipment. Tag us @ento.industries on Instagram if you share!

  • Yes! We offer both English and Mandarin public tours, and you may select your preferred language based on the available tour dates.

    For group bookings or private tours, we can also arrange the session to be conducted fully in Mandarin or in a bilingual format (English & Mandarin) upon request 😊

  • Our facility is mostly sheltered, so tours will proceed rain or shine unless otherwise advised.