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IFFO welcomes BioMar, Whole Foods salmon feed project

Approximately 35%, or 5.7 million metric tons, of the raw material supply for the marine ingredients industry is now from by-products from fish processing, according to IFFO

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 9, 2016 16:34 GMT
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IFFO, the trade association for the global marine ingredients industry, welcomed the project launched by multinational feed company and IFFO member the BioMar and US-based retailer Whole Foods Market to promote the use of feed for farmed salmon utilizing by-products from fish processing [...]

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