27% Circular and/or Restorative ingredients in our feed, progressing towards our 2030 target of 50%.
Achieved an all-time record-low Forage Fish Dependency Ratio (FFDR) of 0.37.
Nearly 1,000,000 tonnes of aquafeed sold containing microalgae, highlighting our commitment to decoupling feed supply chains from directly competing with food for human consumption, and reducing our dependency on wild stocks.
In 2024, we saw a growing number of new raw materials entering our innovation pipeline
Started our ASC Feed Certification journey with 5 factories certified in 2024 and 7 in the pipeline for 2025
50% Circular & Restorative ingredients in our feed by 2030
We seek to decouple feed supply chains from directly competing with food for human consumption
Increase the use of Circular ingredients
Increase the use of Restorative ingredients
Annual reporting on hotspot raw material compliance
Increased evidence-based transparency
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An all-time low FFDR of 0.37 was reported today in BioMar’s 2024 Sustainability Report. This milestone was reached through the innovative use of alternative ingredients and trimmings, which now represent 55% of the total marine ingredients.
Biomar, in its effort to continue with its 2030 sustainability agenda, has made progress in defining and developing suppliers that are sustainable and increasingly closer to our production factories.
BioMar’s Costa Rica production facility has achieved ASC Feed Certification, marking a significant step forward towards responsible feed production for Central America's aquaculture industry.
Conventional farming has led to soil degradation, with an estimated 60 years of topsoil left if depletion continues. Regenerative agriculture offers a solution by improving soil microbiomes, which are crucial in creating symbiotic relationships with crops.
The Sustainable Feed Mission is a Norwegian national initiative set to transform their food system though feeds. Bringing together industry, research, and policymakers, the mission aims to cut emissions, enhance food security, and strengthen Norwegian feed ingredient production.
The collaboration between Lunar, BioMar, Scottish Sea Farms, and Marks & Spencer is a great example of a local value chain in action, that starts in Scottish waters and ends on Scottish dinner tables. By working together, we can enhance the resilience of Scotland’s seafood supply chain, ensuring a responsible and efficient food system.
BioMar seeks to decouple feed supply chains from directly competing with food for human consumption.
Through innovation, many leftovers from human food production can be turned into new valuable resources.
BioMar has several ways of securing responsibly sourced and safe raw materials.
Yield10 Bioscience and BioMar Group have signed an agreement to form a long-term partnership to commercialise a Camelina crop.
Circular restorative materials are derived from waste or by-products, as defined by the EU waste framework directive.
Early results from the “Alga4Fuel&Aqua” research project, in which BioMar Hellenic is participating, indicate that a mix of the microalgae species