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Events

TARS AQUAFEEDS: Fit for Future 2.0

Bali, Indonesia

Global Shrimp Forum

Utrecht, The Netherlands

Int. Fish Congress & Fish Expo

Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil

Bio Innovations North America

Omaha, USA

Responsible Seafood Summit

Bangkok, Thailand

AquaFeed EURASIA 2026

izmir, Türkiye

Resilient Nutrition: The Role of Algae Omega-3 EPA & DHA in Securing Mediterranean Aquaculture

Meet us at AquaFeed EURASIA 2026

European Aquaculture Society 2026

Ljubljana, Slovenia

Aquaculture New Zealand conference

Nelson, New Zealand

Annual Conference 2026 | IFFO

Buenos Aires, Argentinia

Fi Europe 2026

Frankfurt, Germany

Meet us at Fi Europe 2026

Publications

Press release

Veramaris chosen as Omega-3 partner by Feed-X - the WWF-founded feed innovation accelerator

System’s Accelerator Project X Global, founded by WWF, has selected Veramaris as the alternative Omega-3 feed ingredient partner for its FEED-X programme.

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Press release

Cora introduces salmon raised on algal oil

French shoppers have increased opportunity to buy fish raised on Veramaris’ natural marine algal oil with high levels of EPA & DHA Omega-3

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Study: better tasting fish with Veramaris® algal oil

Researchers in Hawaii have successfully replaced fish oil in feed for farm-raised Kampachi, or Hawaiian yellowtail.

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Nebraskan natural algal oil receives US GRAS status – securing domestic omega-3 self-sufficiency

Just months after production first began, scientists have given Veramaris’ algal oil GRAS (Generally Recognized As Safe) approval.

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Survival in shrimp improves three-fold with novel algae-enriched diet

In a recent study published by the Global Aquaculture Alliance (GAA), Pacific White Shrimp fed a diet containing Veramaris’ natural marine algal oil instead of fish oil had significantly higher survival rates for early mortality syndrome. 

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