BioMar reports record numbers for Q2
Despite its firm stand on suspending trade with Russia, feed group BioMar has reported record revenue and earnings for Q2 of this year. Volume sales for the Danish-based company were […] Continue Reading
BioMar pledges to cut its carbon footprint
Aquafeed giant BioMar has committed to reducing the carbon footprint of its feed by one-third by 2030. The pledge is part of the group’s “2030 Ambitions”, set out alongside BioMar’s […] Continue Reading
Feed group BioMar reports increased revenue
Aquaculture feed group BioMar has reported an increase in revenue and volume sold for its products in the third quarter of this year. Revenue for Q3 was DKK (Danish kroner) […] Continue Reading
BioMar hit by Norway competition
FEED company BioMar’s half-year report reveals a decline in its salmon market, although there was better performance in shrimp. Overall, the group had improved sales and stronger EBITDA compared to […] Continue Reading
Feed group raises the sustainability bar
FEED group BioMar has reached four out of five of its sustainability goals for raw materials three years ahead of schedule, the company announced today. BioMar has now decided to […] Continue Reading
BioMar buys big share of shrimp market
FEED company BioMar has taken another big step into the shrimp feed market by acquiring 70 per cent of the Ecuadorian shrimp feed producer Alimentsa. The acquisition will position BioMar […] Continue Reading
Broodstock feed for African farms
DANISH feed group BioMar is launching a high performing range for tilapia and African catfish, increasing its presence in the African market. The continent has huge demands for more food, […] Continue Reading
BioMar records ‘best year ever’
DANISH feed group BioMar delivered an EBIT of DKK 581 last year, up from DKK 447 million in 2015, said the company today. Working capital was reduced from DKK 752 […] Continue Reading
BioMar sets targets for sustainability
FEED company BioMar has set out its ambitious targets for sustainability in a report, published today. The Danish group, which has fish feed factories in Norway, Chile, Denmark, Scotland, Spain, […] Continue Reading