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BioMar appoints new MD for Vietnam
From February, the BioMar Viet Uc joint venture in Vietnam will be headed by Managing Director Duong Anh Tu, who has an extensive commercial experience from the feed and food sector in Asia.
All new employees arrive at BioMar with dreams and aspirations. Rasmus Petersen has found a place to fulfil his potential for growth and to cooperate with people from all over the world. Others are looking for job security, decency and professional friendships or for a possibility to influence the aquaculture industry.
"When I had my first day in BioMar back in 2014 I had a feeling that BioMar would be an employer that could contribute to my professional development", Rasmus Petersen tells.
"When applying for a job as formulator at the BioMar plant in Denmark I believed that there was a good match with my competences and interests. Furthermore, the job would be worth a daily commute of an hour each way."
"On the other hand I never imagined that after just 24 months with BioMar I would be participating as a super-user in a global implementation of a new ERP-system and supporting the start-up of a new factory in Turkey. I have really enjoyed the international cooperation and project participation, but I never believed that such opportunities would be part of my first years in the job", explains Rasmus.
The daily key tasks for Rasmus are optimization of recipes, design of declarations and updating the combination of raw materials in the formulation system.
"My experience is that BioMar is a dynamic and innovative company which plays an important role in the industry. I experience a working life where you get challenges that match your competences and aspirations. However, maybe the best is that I get this feeling of belonging to a new kind of family. At BioMar, I feel a sense of community and a pleasant way of being together. Not only in Denmark – when I cooperate across borders as well", concludes Rasmus Petersen.
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From February, the BioMar Viet Uc joint venture in Vietnam will be headed by Managing Director Duong Anh Tu, who has an extensive commercial experience from the feed and food sector in Asia.
Following the invasion of Ukraine, BioMar Group shuts down all trade activities with Russia. The decision includes sales of finished products as well as the sourcing of raw materials.
As the Global Shrimp Forum 2024 came to a close, our experts gave us fresh perspectives on the industry's future. Carlos Diaz, our CEO, joined forces with Henrik Aarestrup, VP LATAM, Shrimp & Hatchery; Katherine Bryar, Global Marketing Director; and Michael Gammelgaard, Business Development Director, to dive deep into the challenges and opportunities facing shrimp aquaculture today.
At BioMar, we believe that equality is crucial to change the world. That is why we are proud to announce our participation in the Lead the Future campaign, led by Above & Beyond. This initiative aims to close the gender gap in STEM by empowering young women to pursue careers and leadership roles in these fields.
BioMar announced on Wednesday that the General Manager of BioMar Ecuador, Danny Velez, has decided to retire as of May 31st, 2024. BioMar Ecuador’s current Finance Director, Andres Rivadulla, will take over as General Manager.
From her early days as a chemical engineer to becoming a Global Process Innovation Unit Manager at BioMar, her journey is one of discovery and personal evolution.
Over the past 12 months, graduates from Ecuador, the UK, Norway, and Australia have undergone a comprehensive programme designed to develop their skills, foster innovation, and accelerate personal growth with the guidance of senior-level mentors.
BioMar recently attended the US Trout Farmers Association (USTFA) Fall Conference in sunny California, reinforcing our commitment to the US market and the trout farming industry.
BioMar is pleased to announce the appointment of David Whyte as the Managing Director of their new fish feed manufacturing plant in Tasmania.
Despite having an Aboriginal origin name, approximately 60% of barramundi eaten in Australia is imported, and nearly half of Australians are unsure whether their seafood is local or imported.
Helen Hamilton, Global Sustainability Manager at BioMar Group, is one of our North American women who has made significant contributions to the aquaculture industry
In the bustling heart of Charlotte, North Carolina, the future of aquaculture was being shaped at RASTECH 2024. On June 5-6, BioMar joined over 350 industry leaders, innovators, and enthusiasts from around the globe at this premier event for Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS).