Quick
Performance enhancer
Quick yield enhancer contains Qrill from Aker BioMarine. This is Superba Krill from the nutrition-rich, pure seawater around Antarctica.
Reliable documentation demonstrates that adding Quick to the feed boosts appetite and feed assimilation. This translates into increased growth and improved production
Improved growth and higher quality of the end product take top priority in the production of large rainbow trout.
Trials have shown that even small supplements of the yield enhancer Quick produce improvements in growth, feed factor and quality.
The correct feed can help reduce dark spots and improve fillet quality. Nofima has estimated that almost 20% of all salmon farmed in Norway suffer from melanin spots, which result in major production losses and extra work. The total loss in value for Norwegian salmon production may actually approach NOK 500 million. BioMar Quick M feed has a tested and proven beneficial effect on melanin spots.
The krill that lives in the Antarctic has adapted to extremely low sea temperatures. It contains unsaturated, long-chain fatty acids that keep the fat in liquid form even at low temperatures. The omega-3 in krill is rich in phospholipids that are efficiently assimilated into cell membranes and produce a higher content of omega-3.
Quick is based on ‘Superba krill’, a type of krill harvested in the Antarctic by Aker BioMarine.
Krill is one of the cleanest and most potent sources of nutrition in the world. It is highly nutritional and exists in volumes that weigh twice as much as the entire human population of the Earth. The amount harvested accounts for only a tiny proportion of the sustainable volume.
Qardio is a unique feed concept for reinforcing cardiac health and the circulation through the application of new knowledge regarding preventative nutrition.
Taking as its starting point comprehensive research into the effect krill has on fat metabolism and the immune defence system, BioMar has developed a feed that reinforces both the heart and the circulatory system in salmon.
