TOPP

Cod Milt – Oil and Protein Processing

The project will develop and optimize hydrolysis processes for the production of value products based on protein, oil and DNA from cod milt.

SalmoE2

Nutritional effects of ethyl ester oils in Atlantic salmon and Rainbow trout

In SalmoE2, we aim to test whether ethyl ester (EE) oil can be used as a safe source of nutritionally beneficial fatty acids in the feed for salmon and trout.

Mussel up

Blue mussel protein for aquafeeds

Blue mussel (Mytilus edulis) can become a local protein ingredient for sustainable growth in the Norwegian aquaculture industry, but there are still major challenges associated with production upscaling and processing into protein ingredients with high nutritional value.

SALMOCODE

Salmon Map of Organs and Cells for Optimal Development of Embryos

SALMOCODE will tackle the problems of abnormal organ development by detecting its onset as early as possible, using leading edge technology and concepts from genomics and developmental biology. These diagnostics will be used to formulate evidence-based best practices for preventing the appearance of these abnormalities.

SynoProtein

Carbon-negative process of wood biomass

In SynoProtein the aim is to develop and demonstrate a carbon-negative process that converts residues from sawmills into single-cell proteins for fish feed, as well as producing biochar for animal feed.

FATE

From Awareness to Engagement: Young Consumers in a Sustainable Food System

FATE targets the engagement of young consumers with sustainable food systems, in collaboration with high school canteens that are about to change their offers to more organic and local produce.

Investigating Urea for Enhanced Welfare in Farmed Salmon

In the project titled 'Urea in Farmed Salmon Feed for Enhanced Fish Welfare,' our aim is to explore the potential benefits of incorporating urea as an additive into farmed salmon feed.

WOLFFISH

New feeds for farmed spotted wolffish

In the Wolfhunger project we will study how sustainable ingredients from fishery sidestreams effects digestion, growth and health in on-growing wolffish.

FRANTIC

Improving resistance of farmed Atlantic cod to francisellosis

The main goal of the project is to improve francisellosis resistance in Atlantic cod through a comprehensive assessment of the underlying genetic, physiological, and immunological mechanisms determining resistance to francisellosis.

RingVerdiSjømat

National ripple effects of the seafood industry 2023-2026

Nofima will deliver three annual impact analysis reports of the seafood industry. The main analysis will give an overall picture of the entire seafood industry, while the other two will provide a detailed focus on the aquaculture and wild fish industries.

ARRIVAL

Enabling biotechnology for future food production

ARRIVAL aims to enable a wider implementation of alternative animal protein sources in food production chains, as well as preparing society, consumers, and the food industry for the potential impacts of this radical shift in production methods.

C-FAARER

Community-driven farming for the Atlantic and Arctic Sea basins through regenerative aquaculture

Our mission is to support marine innovators, entrepreneurs, and other pioneers in the Atlantic and Arctic Sea basin in transitioning towards the use of community-driven sustainable business models for regenerative ocean farming.

Keto4cells

Effect of cetoleic acid on psoriasis

In this project we will investigate the interaction between cetoleic acid from fish oil and reduced development of psoriasis using in vitro cell models.

Sequential extraction of bioactive molecules from rockweed

We are aiming to develop a method for sequential extraction of bioactive molecules from rockweed to ensure the maximum utilization of the seaweed.

AlgaeProBANOS

Accelerating algae product and market development in Baltic and North Sea

The overarching objective of AlgaeProBANOS is to demonstrate market accessibility and the presence of sustainable and innovative algae products and solutions from 6 different pilots in the Baltic and North Seas.

Siderspråk

Cider language and product differentiation

In this project the aim is to collect insights into the sensory properties of Norwegian ciders which can be related to the various apple varieties and the regions they are cultivated in. A “cider language” will help cider producers, sellers and consumers to better communicate the various tasting notes and characteristics for different classes of cider.

ReFiberPack

Recyclable food packaging based on recycled fiber and removable barriers

The project aims to develop new and recyclable food packaging based on recycled cellulose fibers and removable barriers, so that these two parts can be sorted separately and recycled. The new solutions will enable the use of recycled cellulose fibers for high-quality packaging applications in contact with food without compromising their next recycling.

Development of a rapid test for detection of listeria in the aquaculture industry: a feasibility study

The project aims to investigate the potential for a rapid test for detection of listeria in the aquaculture industry.