Did you know? In 2025, a third of the ingredients we used in our feeds were classified as circular ingredients. Click through the post below for more fun facts about circular ingredients, or read the full story in our Impact Report 2025: https://brnw.ch/21x4rZr
Skretting
Produksjon av dyrefôr
Stavanger, Rogaland 108 270 følgere
Our purpose is #FeedingTheFuture. Read more at skretting.com
Om oss
Skretting is a global leader in providing innovative and sustainable nutritional solutions and services for the aquaculture industry. Skretting has production facilities on five continents, and manufactures and delivers high quality feeds from hatching to harvest for more than 60 species. The total annual production volume of feed is more than 3 million tonnes. The head office is located in Stavanger, Norway. Skretting is the aquaculture division of Nutreco. Our purpose is Feeding the Future.
- Nettsted
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http://www.skretting.com
Ekstern lenke til Skretting
- Bransje
- Produksjon av dyrefôr
- Bedriftsstørrelse
- 1 001-5 000 ansatte
- Hovedkontor
- Stavanger, Rogaland
- Type
- Privateid selskap
- Grunnlagt
- 1899
- Spesialiteter
- Feed for farmed fish and shrimp
Beliggenheter
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Primær
Få veibeskrivelse
Sjøhagen 6
Stavanger, Rogaland 4016, NO
Ansatte i Skretting
Oppdateringer
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Kudos to Skretting Chile for partnering with Mowi Chile's Turismo Salmonero. This initiative connects members of the value chain in order to help raise awareness of the value of the aquaculture industry within the local community. Over 150 members of the public were invited to Skretting Chile's Pargua plant, where they got to learn about ingredients, see how feed was produced, and understand what innovative and sustainable salmon farming is about. "I believe it is of vital importance to connect the entire cycle that brings value to this industry with the people who are part of this industry as well, not just its workers, but society as a whole," said Ronald Barlow, General Manager of Skretting Chile.
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How can tilapia farmers produce more with less — while working with nature, not against it? With the recent launch of NutriPond in Ivory Coast, Skretting introduced a specialised feed solution for extensive and semi-intensive pond-based tilapia farming that nourishes both the fish and the pond ecosystem. Scroll the post below to see what the results were - or read all about it in our Impact Report 2025: https://brnw.ch/21x4geP
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“The biggest sustainability challenge isn’t inside our operations — it’s across the value chain.” In a recent SeafoodSource interview, Skretting CEO Maarten Bijl shared his perspective on what it will really take to decarbonise aquaculture. Yes, progress is being made, but there is still work to do in tackling Scope 3: ingredients, suppliers, and systems that sit beyond our direct control. Scaling solutions will require alignment — across the entire value chain — and a shift in how we share both data and cost. Read the full story here: https://brnw.ch/21x48Ga
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The future of the aquaculture industry depends on us working in tandem with like-minded partners across the value chain. There are no shortcuts, and no other way to reach our ambitions. Here are some of the collaborators we've worked with in 2025, who've been a part of our sustainability journey (and us in theirs!). We're beyond grateful for these wonderful partnerships. There are also more voices in our Impact Report 2025, which we invite you to explore here: https://brnw.ch/21x44IT ProTerra Foundation Emese Van Maanen MarinTrust Libby Woodhatch Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) Camiel Derichs SeaBOS Martin Exel Partner Africa Chiara Giaccari Global Roundtable on Marine Ingredients Árni Matthias Mathiesen IFFO – The Marine Ingredients Organisation Petter Martin Johannessen Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) Aisla Jones Global Seafood Alliance David Dietz Global Salmon Initiative Sophie Ryan
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Anna Hesby Nessa, 40, is our Global Product Manager for Fish Health. Her role sits at the intersection of R&D, customer interaction and product development. Recently, she travelled to Nairobi in Kenya for the official launch of Skretting and Tunga Nutrition’s newly-commissioned aquafeed facility. This milestone event marked the increase in production capacity from 24,000MT to 45,000MT, in a bid to support the region’s growing demand for high-quality fish feed. Click below to see some of Anna's snapshots from this memorable visit!
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Novel ingredients continue to play a central role in how Skretting builds a more resilient and sustainable ingredient basket In our latest Impact Report 2025, we outline how our approach is evolving. Scroll below for more insights, or read the full story here: https://brnw.ch/21x3TFw
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Why is sustainability progress still so difficult to scale in aquaculture? In this Aquafeed.com interview, our CEO Maarten Bijl his honest view on Skretting’s progress, highlighting achievements in climate action and sourcing, as well as the systemic challenges that remain. “Sustainability does not scale through targets alone," says Maarten. "It scales when performance, data, and economics move together.” Read the full story here: https://brnw.ch/21x3Mvk
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Every year, we take a step back and look at the progress we've made on our sustainability journey. From product innovations to more efficient operations, these are some of the moments that made us proud in 2025. Scroll below for all the highlights, or read about it in our Impact Report 2025: https://brnw.ch/21x3IYI
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Our purpose is Feeding the Future, but what does “the future” know about what we do at Skretting? This question sparked the creation of this year's Impact Report video. To explore this, Alex Obach, Skretting's Innovation Director, had a candid conversation with seven children from diverse backgrounds. The result? Spontaneous questions, unfiltered reactions, and a fresh perspective, resulting in a playful video full of charm and surprising moments. Do you want to learn more about what we are doing for the future? Explore our Impact Report 2025! https://brnw.ch/21x3Dat