BioMar
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Biomar Sagun achieves ASC Feed Certification, expanding access to certified aquaculture feed
BioMar Sagun now has the ability to supply ASC-conforming feed solutions across the country and other key export markets.
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BioMar appoints Donald MacDonald as UK managing director
MacDonald brings extensive experience across aquaculture, food production and supply chain management.
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BioMar expands R&D in Denmark to advance feed for emerging aquaculture species
The company has historically focused on species such as salmon, trout, seabass and seabream.
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BioMar launches functional “treats” for aquaculture as sustainability push expands
The new product line includes species-specific snacks such as gummies with flavours like sweet algae, anchoveta and liquorice.
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Biomar introduces SmartCare Defence for sea bass health, doubles capacity in China
The dual announcements highlight BioMar’s commitment to combining capacity expansion with innovation in functional nutrition.
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BioMar reports strong Q3 2025 growth but narrows full-year guidance
Unusual biological conditions in Norway, including shifts in feeding patterns and salmon biomass development, negatively affected salmon feed demand.
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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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BioMar, Cefetra partner to cut emissions in aquaculture feed
Over 80% of fish-related emissions are tied to feed and raw material sourcing and reducing these impacts has become a pressing challenge for the sector.
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BioMar, Innovafeed and Auchan launch Europe’s first scalable insect-fed shrimp
With shrimp farming representing one of the fastest-growing sectors in aquaculture, the move is set to reduce reliance on wild-caught fish and conventional feed resources.
