Industry Partnerships

BioMar thrives on collaboration.

By partnering with leading organisations, we cultivate innovative and sustainable solutions for the future of aquaculture.

Steering Committee Member

In 2024, BioMar achieved ASC certification in Ecuador, Chile, and the UK, strengthening our commitment to responsible aquaculture and expanding our ASC certified feed offering to 15 species.

Member

Through the Sustainable Shrimp Partnership (SSP), BioMar is committed to the highest environmental and social standards, working to make shrimp farming a thriving global practice.

Committee Chair & Members

As part of the communications taskforce, BioMar guides the annual marketing and communications plan. Our CEO chairs the feed taskforce and is an active member of the CEO Board.

Member

We are an active member of the Global Seafood Alliance, supporting education, advocacy, and third-party assurances. GSA is the developer of the Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) standard.

Member

We contribute to FEFAC committees, advancing best practices in nutrition, feed, safety, and sustainability. Recently, we aligned FEFAC with new science on synthetic antioxidants and toxins.

Contributor

BioMar contributed to updating v3 of the Compound Feed Manufacturing standard, adding responsible sourcing criteria for soy, palm oil, and fish meal/oil and developing ESG content for new requirements.

2024 Sustainability Report

Shaping better aquaculture, together.

See how partnerships, innovation, and action are making a difference.

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- Products
Finesta – finest with colours

BioMar launches FINESTA – a finisher diet for gilthead sea bream to intensify the skin colour before harvest.

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- BioFarm
- P3.0 Concept
Updating BioMar feeding tool

At BioMar, the development of feeds, tools and systems based on latest knowledge and research is an ongoing practice, and the recent update of BioMar…

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- Financials
- RAS
BioMar scales up RAS and fry feed production in Denmark

BioMar announces the new production line in Brande, Denmark, is now fully operational. The line is dedicated to RAS and fry aquaculture feed…

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- Financials
All systems go as BioMar Australia begins production

BioMar Australia have commenced aqua-feed production at their state-of-the-art 40 million euro facility in Tasmania, Australia, which is welcome news…

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- Products
- Climate Action
Sustainability is our goal – with every bag of feed

BioMar Group is in a constant quest for enabling sustainable solutions for the aquaculture industry. A recent initiative of the BioMar feed factory in…

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- Products
Renewed feeds for top performance in trout farming

BioMar Hellenic has updated their grower feed portfolio for rainbow trout with the newest available R&D knowledge.

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- Climate Action
- Partnerships
BioMar and Bio Feeder announce environmentally friendly boat

BioMar Norway and Bio Feeder extend their collaboration with a new cutting-edge hybrid vessel. The Kryssholm – a high-tech vessel for shipping fish…

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- Financials
Commissioning has commenced at Wesley Vale

In a boost for the North-West economy BioMar Australia have confirmed commissioning has commenced at their Wesley Vale facility with some 38 staff now…

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- Products
- P3.0 Concept
MAXIO and EFICO – the right feed for the right need

BioMar introduces brand new grower feed ranges for sea bass and sea bream farmers in the Mediterranean area: MAXIO and EFICO. Farmers can now choose…

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- RAS
BioMar 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
Increased 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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