ASC Feed Certification
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Sandhya Marines becomes India’s first shrimp feed miller to earn ASC feed certification
The company says the new certification strengthens its ability to serve international markets seeking verified sustainability credentials.
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Thailand’s CPF’s Ban Bueng Mill secures ASC Feed certification
The ASC Feed Standard is globally regarded as one of the most rigorous frameworks for responsible feed production.
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Rangen becomes first U.S. feed mill to earn ASC Certification
ASC Feed Certification sets binding global requirements for the traceability and responsible sourcing of all feed ingredients.
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ASC-certified feed now mandatory across all certified farms
Certified feed mills must now source ingredients that are deforestation free maintain clear traceability records and adhering to fair labor practices.
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Alltech feed mills achieve national firsts with ASC certification
The dual certification positions the company as a key player in driving the shift toward more transparent, traceable, and environmentally sound feed supply chains.
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BioMar achieves France’s first ASC-certified feed production facility
The Nersac factory and the Dueñas facility in Spain are responsible for supplying feed to the entire Western Mediterranean Europe and Africa.
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BioMar expands ASC-Certified feed network with Danish facility
This achievement joins a growing list of ASC-certified BioMar sites, including facilities in Chile, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Norway, and the U.K.
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Skretting adds three new ASC-certified feed plants in major global milestone
From October 31, 2025, ASC-certified farms will be required to only use ASC-certified feed to maintain their own certification status.
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Nutreco Vietnam becomes first in nation to receive ASC certification for both shrimp and fish
The ASC certification validates Nutreco Vietnam’s commitment to delivering sustainable, transparent, and high-quality nutrition solutions to the aquaculture industry.
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BioMar secures ASC Feed Certification for Norwegian facilities
The ASC Feed Standard sets a high bar for sustainability, requiring certified facilities to meet rigorous criteria in areas such as responsible raw material sourcing, labour practices, traceability, and environmental management.
