DNV launches three-part series on innovative seafood company Kvarøy Fiskeoppdrett
October 9, 2024 – Høvik, Norway – In an article series, DNV spotlights Kvarøy Fiskeoppdrett, an innovative family-owned seafood company based off Norway’s west coast. The three articles explore Kvarøy’s pioneering approach to sustainable aquaculture, its strong partnerships with global retailers like Whole Foods Market, and its role in shaping its locally community and the future of responsible fish farming.
The series begins with an in-depth look at how Kvarøy Fiskeoppdrett has embedded sustainability at the heart of its operations. Then continues with insight on how Kvarøy’s use of cutting-edge technology and data management systems allow the company to track and report key sustainability metrics critical to maintaining their long-term partnerships. The third article shares the story of the Olsen family who have lived at Kvarøy island for generations.
“Kvarøy continues to push the boundaries of sustainable aquaculture, and this series will showcase the innovation and dedication driving their success,” says Alf Gøran Knutsen, Managing Director of Kvarøy Fiskeoppdrett.
About Kvarøy Arctic (Kvarøy Fiskeoppdrett)
Kvarøy Arctic is a third-generation family-owned sustainable salmon farm located on the island of Kvarøy in Norway. Known for their commitment to sustainable aquaculture, Kvarøy Arctic produces high-quality, sustainably raised Atlantic salmon. They are a member of the Global Salmon Initiative and adhere to the Aquaculture Stewardship Council’s (ASC) rigorous standards, ensuring minimal environmental impact and a focus on fish welfare. Kvarøy Arctic's innovative practices include using non-GMO feed, enhancing fish health and nutrition, and collaborating with technology partners to improve farming methods and reduce environmental footprints.
This is a series of three articles covering different angles on Kvarøy Arctic, their innovative practices and sustainability efforts. The features are Kvarøy: All in the family, Fish farming done right and Digital aquaculture. If you are interested in any of the other Kvarøy articles, you can access these below.
