Latest Developments in Global Fish Collagen Peptides Market

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Latest Developments in Global Fish Collagen Peptides Market

  • Healthcare
  • Apr 2025
  • Global
  • 350 Pages
  • No of Tables: 220
  • No of Figures: 60

  • In October 2021, Weishardt became the first fish collagen producer to obtain the Friend of the Sea Sustainability Certification, ensuring that its fish collagen peptides, including the renowned Naticol brand, are sourced from sustainably farmed and wild aquatic fish species. The certification reflects the company’s commitment to environmental responsibility and sustainable practices in the production of its high-quality fish collagen peptides used in various industries such as food & beverage, nutrition, pharmaceuticals, and beauty
  • In November 2022, Tessenderlo Group’s business unit PB Leiner inaugurated a new fish collagen peptides plant in Hainan, China, through a joint venture with Hainan Xiangtai Group. The new facility, PB Leiner (Hainan) Biotechnology Ltd., will produce and commercialize premium SOLUGEL fish collagen peptides, tapping into the growing global demand for marine collagen peptides. The joint venture aims to leverage a vertically integrated fish processing chain, ensuring high-quality raw materials and a sustainable production process. The first commercial shipments are expected in the second quarter of 2023
  • In January 2021, Darling Ingredients Inc. launched Peptan Marine collagen peptides, sourced from 100% wild-caught marine white fish and certified by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC). This new offering from Rousselot, a global leader in collagen-based solutions, caters to the growing consumer demand for sustainable and premium nutricosmetics and dietary supplements. The product is fully traceable, non-GMO, and compliant with EU and US regulations regarding quality standards, supporting brands in meeting the evolving needs of health-conscious consumers
  • In January 2021, Rousselot introduced Peptan Marine collagen peptides to the beauty and skincare market, offering sustainably sourced, MSC-certified marine collagen from wild-caught ocean fish. This product aims to meet the rising consumer demand for premium, eco-friendly nutricosmetics and dietary supplements, supporting brands in differentiating their portfolios. The solution is non-GMO, complies with EU and US regulations, and features the MSC blue label, ensuring sustainability and traceability in fishing practices