BioMar Grangemouth achieves international standard for Occupational Health and Safety
August 2 2022
ISO 45001 is the international standard for Occupational Health and Safety, designed to reduce injuries and diseases in the workplace- including the promotion and protection of physical and mental health.
Loch Duart and feed supplier BioMar launch new community fund
July 26 2022
Communities in and around Loch Duart in North and South Uist and Sutherland are set to have access to funds for community projects as part of a new initiative created by the last remaining small independent Scottish salmon farm and their feed supplier BioMar.
BioMar commits to the most ambitious pathway toward net-zero
June 28 2022
In the recently launched Integrated Sustainability Report, BioMar announces its commitment to the 1.5°C pathway for reducing carbon emissions. BioMar is the first global aquafeed supplier to adopt the 1.5°C pathway toward net-zero under the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).
BioMar is pleased to announce the appointment of Keith Drynan as Commercial Director of their Grangemouth based UK business, allowing the company to strengthen customer relations and seize future opportunities to realise its strategic plans.
BioMar Launches Blue Impact Salmon Feed at Aquaculture UK to Transform Aquaculture
May 4 2022
BioMar has announced the launch of the first salmon feed under the Blue Impact brand. Blue Impact is BioMar’s global brand dedicated to sustainability and driving change in aquaculture.
BioMar reaches 1 million tonnes of salmon feed with microalgae
September 14 2021
This month BioMar hit a major sustainability milestone with the adoption of microalgae omega 3s into feed diets. Marine ingredients are a finite resource and by including microalgae in aquaculture diets we can help stabilise the pressure on fish stocks.
BioMar continues the steady growth and delivers solid results despite the pandemic. Both volumes sold and revenue went up in Q2 compared to 2020 while margins were challenged by a significant increase in raw material prices and logistic costs.
Climate change, depletion of natural resources, loss of biodiversity, food security and safety, environmental pollution and waste represent important sustainability challenges for further expansion of European aquaculture.
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