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BioMar inaugurates new Hatchery R&D facility
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BioMar Viet Uc has achieved ASC Feed Certification, becoming the first ASC-certified production facility within BioMar's operations in Asia. The certification marks another important milestone in the continued expansion of BioMar's global network of ASC-certified feed production facilities. Located in Vietnam, the BioMar Viet-Uc facility supplies feed for shrimp and fish farming across key aquaculture markets in Asia.
The ASC Feed Standard sets out rigorous requirements covering environmental responsibility, social and labour rights, health and safety, and the responsible sourcing of raw materials. Certification demonstrates BioMar's continued commitment to responsible feed production and transparent supply chains across its global operations.
“This certification represents an important milestone for BioMar, BioMar Viet-Uc and our customers across Asia,” says Duong Tu, Managing Director at BioMar Viet-Uc. “It strengthens our ability to support farmers working towards ASC certification while reinforcing our commitment to responsible aquaculture throughout the region.”
Asia is home to many of the world's leading aquaculture producers, with growing demand for responsibly farmed seafood across international markets. By expanding access to ASC-conforming feed solutions, BioMar supports customers in meeting evolving certification and market requirements.
The certification of BioMar Viet-Uc further strengthens BioMar's global ASC-certified production network, which now spans across countries in Europe, Latin America, Oceania and now Asia. Together, these certified facilities enable BioMar to support customers across a growing range of species, farming systems and markets with feed solutions aligned with internationally recognised standards.
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