- In July 2023: Hill's Pet Nutrition, a leading pet food manufacturer, launched a new line of sustainable fish protein hydrolysate-based pet food products under its Science SeaDiet brand, incorporating Marine Stewardship Council (MSC)-certified Alaskan Pollock. This product launch aims to meet the rising consumer demand for eco-friendly and high-quality protein sources in premium pet nutrition, strengthening Hill's position in the global fish protein hydrolysate market
- In March 2023: Bio-marine Ingredients Ireland Ltd. announced a strategic collaboration with the Irish Research Council to conduct a 12-week feeding trial for a new fish protein hydrolysate feed supplement for Atlantic salmon. This partnership focuses on enhancing aquaculture sustainability by evaluating the product's impact on health and growth performance, aiming to open new avenues for sustainable feed solutions
- In January 2023: Hofseth BioCare ASA acquired a regional fish processing company in Norway to expand its production capacity for fish protein hydrolysate products used in nutraceuticals and animal feed. This acquisition strengthens Hofseth's supply chain and market presence, enabling it to meet growing global demand for high-quality, sustainable protein hydrolysates
- In November 2022: Scanbio Marine Group AS partnered with Verdane and Pioneer Point Partners LLP to enhance its fish waste management and hydrolysate production capabilities. This collaboration aims to position Scanbio as a leading provider of high-value fish protein hydrolysate products for aquaculture and animal feed, emphasizing sustainable sourcing and innovation
- In July 2022: Copalis Sea Solutions launched a new enzymatic hydrolysis-based fish protein hydrolysate product tailored for the cosmetics industry, targeting skin-rejuvenating and moisturizing applications. This product launch highlights Copalis' focus on diversifying applications of fish protein hydrolysates, capitalizing on the growing demand for natural ingredients in personal care products
