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Reykjanesbær, Iceland
Fermentation — Biomass · Supplements — Softgels · Ingredients — Antioxidants
Icelandic producer of natural astaxanthin from Haematococcus pluvialis microalgae, supplying oleoresins, biomass and finished softgels to the global nutraceutical market.
Akranes, Iceland
Sports nutrition — Protein powders · Sports nutrition — Recovery drinks · Wet — Liquid filling (can) +1 more
Iceland-based marine protein and omega-3 processor and canner. Produces branded and private-label canned cod-liver products and marine protein formats. High-speed canning at 5000 units per hour and approximately 10 million pouches per year. Relevant for marine-protein and omega-3 sports and recovery formulations. Part of Lysi group.
Stykkisholmur, Iceland
Fruit & veg — Dehydrated vegetables · Dry — Milling · Dry — Grinding +1 more
EU organic-certified harvesting and processing of multiple seaweed species including Ascophyllum nodosum, Laminaria digitata and Palmaria palmata. Geothermal and green-electricity drying, milling and grading for food, feed, cosmetic and nutraceutical industries.
Iceland
Fruit & veg — Dehydrated vegetables · Packaging — Primary packaging
Land-based cultivation of Palmaria palmata (dulse) using lava-filtered seawater and geothermal heat. Year-round traceable raw material targeting food, supplement and functional-ingredient buyers.
Reykholar, Iceland
Iceland's only seaweed-processing factory since 1976. Harvests Ascophyllum nodosum and Laminaria digitata from Breidafjordur. Geothermally heated band-drying and milling to seaweed meal and powder. Organic certified.
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