Dilfuza Abdaliyeva

Founder/CEO @Doksan and Sons UAB

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Dilfuza Abdaliyeva (Dahlia Abdali) BSFL Industry Consultant | Circular Bioeconomy Strategist | Biomaterials & Waste-to-Value Specialist Specialist in Black Soldier Fly (BSFL) systems with hands-on operational, strategic, and market development experience across waste conversion, biomaterials, and commercialization pathways. Experienced in designing scalable BSFL business models beyond commodity protein, with a focus on high-value biomaterials such as melanin, chitin, and other functional bio-compounds. Professional background includes over a decade of experience in business development, marketing, and strategic communications across international markets. Built and managed businesses from the ground up, including work in digital marketing, distribution systems, and industrial project development. Previously worked within the BSFL industry on farm development, market positioning, and commercialization strategies, gaining practical insight into both the operational and economic realities of the sector. Current work focuses on the development of MQN (MelaQityNova), a biotechnology platform exploring high-value biomaterials derived from BSFL biomass. This includes establishing European partnerships with BSFL farms, research organizations, and CDMOs to develop validation and commercialization pathways for insect-derived melanin and related biomaterials. Key areas of expertise: BSFL farm operations and industry development Organic waste stream sourcing and logistics Circular economy and waste-to-value strategies Product positioning and commercialization Biomaterials extraction pathways from BSFL biomass European supplier and CDMO outreach Market research, investor communication, and strategic partnerships Scaling strategies for emerging insect biotechnology ventures Achievements include: Development of a novel BSFL biomaterials commercialization strategy focused on high-value outputs rather than commodity products Establishment of international industry relationships across Europe and Central Asia Succ