High-ranking visit to Ghent University on Tuesday morning: none other than King Philippe went there to talk to - former - student entrepreneurs. "He asked us completely about our company. An interesting meeting."
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Tasja and Jos travel through Scotland with their camper
September and a huge need to travel. Our mother heart can't handle traveling without Jos, so it was a no-brainer that we would find a nice environment where she would feel at home. A few destinations passed by and eventually we ended up in Scotland.
READ MORETraveling with Ambassador Anthony
Our recent trip was to the French Alps, a region that is dear to both of us. We had been there with Cooper in January, and that was his first ever holiday. It was a special trip, not only because it was the first time he had come with us, but also because Flo and I got engaged there.
READ MOREStudents/Flexi's wanted for a Belgian start-up
To get Gutsy to the general public, we regularly organize demos in the store. For that we are still looking for enthusiastic students who would like to earn some extra money. 🤑💸
READ MORELaunch of Gutsy supplements
On June 25th we proudly launched our new product line: the Gutsy supplements. We would like to share our motivation behind the release of these supplements and explain how they can contribute to the health of your dog.
READ MOREGutsy in the news
A cookie for Otis: King Filip visits Ghent student entrepreneurs.
Only the best is good enough for the pet.
The de Spoelberch family of AB InBev took over pet store Tom & Co this week. She is not the only one who sees profit in the flourishing pet sector. Bicycle trailers, sustainable superfoods and medicines, dog owners are only too happy to open their wallets.
A dog is not an animal, but a member of the family
Dog chefs are big business. The dog food industry is reinventing itself, with insect chunks or fresh meals that are carefully composed by algorithms. Tastier, healthier and above all more sustainable, the industry claims.
Antwerp start-up markets hybrid and sustainable animal feed
Gutsy started as a research project by Ghent University students Jack Lathouwers and Achilles Hannecart, but evolved into a start-up that develops revolutionary, hybrid and sustainable animal food.
Two Ghent students make dog food from insects and win a prize from Ghent University
Two Ghent students develop animal food based on insects and won prizes at Expeditie DO!, the start-up program of Ghent University.
Achilles (23) and Jack (24) launch dog food with insects
Insect-based dog food. That is what Achilles Hannecart (23) and Jack Lathouwers (24), two students at Ghent University, have developed. "The food is not only more sustainable, because it contains no meat, but also healthier for your dog. And it is also just as tasty," they say.