Global Aquaculture Council Advisory Member
We support USSEC in demonstrating the benefits of deforestation-free and regenerative agriculture in key feed markets, aligning aquaculture needs with U.S. soybean industry standards.
Climate Action Partnerships
Meaningful climate action is only possible through strong partnerships and collaboration across the value chain.
By collaborating with leading organizations, we are reducing environmental impacts, promoting resource efficiency, and working towards a resilient aquaculture industry.
USSEC
Stakeholder Council Member
BioMar joined ProTerra's stakeholder council to support aquaculture needs on traceability, reducing soybean production impacts, regenerative agriculture, and MRV for deforestation-free claims.
Member
We work with IDH to reduce aquaculture's footprint, focusing on shrimp. We're also studying pond emissions' impact on shrimp's carbon footprint with data from global farms to fill a key knowledge gap.
Collaborator
BioMar and The Nature Conservancy are developing demand-side initiatives for responsible seafood, aiming to scale novel ingredients and boost regenerative practices in supply chains.
Climate Action
We are dedicated to reducing BioMar footprint by 1/3 by 2030. We proudly achieved several Milestones in 2024 and remain committed to reaching Our Targets for 2030.
More on Climate Action
Results (207)
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- RAS
Read moreBioMar accelerates next generation of feed solutions for RAS
Building upon decades of research within feed for recirculation, BioMar has now chosen to increase focus on feed solutions for this segment. BioMar…
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- Products
- Financials
Read moreIncreased flexibility, quality and performance
25 % extra production capacity for increased flexibility, for even better quality and performance of Europe's leading fish feeds.
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BioMar is creating solutions targeted towards consumers
BioMar has completed the testing of insect meal in feeds for aquaculture and believe it shows promise as an alternative protein source.
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- Our People
Read moreBioMar appoints Managing Director in Australia
BioMar is pleased to announce the appointment of David Whyte as the Managing Director of their new fish feed manufacturing plant in Tasmania. The…
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- Community
- Restorative
Read moreEmbracing our responsibility
Environmentally, socially and economically responsible behaviour is not only a corporate commitment for BioMar, but also a demand to our suppliers.…
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- Restorative
Read moreResponsibly sourced raw materials
BioMar has several ways of securing responsibly sourced and safe raw materials. One of these ways is carrying out supplier audits on a regular basis,…
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- Financials
- Partnerships
Read moreFirst commercial cage fish farm in Congo
Agro World Group, BioMar’s Distributor in Central Africa, launches the first commercial scale cage fish farm in Congo.
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- Novel Ingredients
Read moreMicroalgae is gaining market acceptance
Growing adoption of AlgaPrime™ DHA is improving Omega-3 content of farmed fish and accelerating sustainable aquaculture. BioMar Has Produced and Sold…
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- Novel Ingredients
- Nutrition
Read moreFacts about krill
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…
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- Products
Read moreTri-X special feed for triploid salmon
Tri-X is specially designed for triploid salmon. The development of the feed has been ongoing at BioMar North Sea since 2011, with extensive…
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- Our People
Read moreMutual growth
At BioMar we strive to develop our staff. Taking part in developing the business is often a very effective basis for mutually beneficial growth.…
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- Our People
Read moreWorking cross-borders
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…
