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Four signs that our sustainability strategy is yielding results
As Aker BioMarine CEO Matts Johansen said, “It makes no sense to take something out of the ocean to improve our health, if...
What Norwegian salmon farmers want to know about krill: The top 5 questions
We asked our operations about the most common questions they get from salmon farmers and feed manufacturers in Norway. Keep...
Why we trust the Blue MSC label
One of the cornerstones of sustainability in Aker BioMarine is our Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification, which is...
Antarctic krill is a source of sustainable aquaculture feed, according to sustainability report
According to the report, the main reason why aquaculture incomes are classified as medium green – and sustainable – is that...
The Answer to Our Future Food Security Lies in the Sea
The world’s population is growing, which means we’re going to need more food. In fact, the World Resource Institute says...
Aker BioMarine’s Krill Fishery Receives an ‘A’ Rating For the Fifth Year in a Row
For the fifth year in a row, Aker BioMarine has received an ‘A’ rating from the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP),...
Introducing a Sustainable Marine Ingredient in Aquaculture
An ever-growing world population is continuously putting pressure on global food systems. For the aquaculture sector, this...
Antarctic Wildlife Research Fund announces funding for more science
AWR announces winners of the 2018 research projects and opens a call for proposals for 2019.
Sustainable solutions is an industry preference
High on the 2018 agenda, is planning for a sustainable future. We discuss solutions on waste, plastic in oceans and the need...