NORCOD COD FARMS
Cod Farming on a Commercial Scale
The global market today is increasingly requesting stable deliveries of fresh cod and for the first time farmed cod, of a very high quality, can be produced successfully to a large scale to meet these demands. Meanwhile, the wild fish population is under pressure and dramatic cuts in fishing quotas for cod are being made. All this means that Norcod is in a unique position to create a highly profitable and successful leader within cod farming.
Norcod is the result of a comprehensive evaluation project over the past few years where we have looked at the possibilities of making an industrial venture on cod again. The conclusion is that the prerequisites for building this industry have never been better based on the main factors of biology, equipment and market conditions. The Norcod business model addresses key UN sustainable development goals, by enabling the production of large volumes of healthy protein, with a minimal impact on the environment.
FRESH COD OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY
Norwegian cod has provided the people of Norway with the nutrition they needed to get through the cold winters for centuries, and now with Norcod, the delicious white fish will be made available to the world year-round.
Norcod cod comes from the clear cold waters of the Norwegians fjords, making it a great seafood choice due to its lean flaky white meat and delicious tasty flavour. Learn more about how we farm our cod and the nutritional benefits of Norwegian cod.
OUR STRATEGY
Our strategy is to take part in the entire value chain and keep our processes in control to ensure better margins. The largest shareholder is Sirena Group which is a global player with headquarters in Denmark and offices, warehouses and factories in the UK, Netherlands, Germany, USA, Canada and China. Furthermore, Sirena has a vast global network of premium customers. The partnership with Sirena enables the production to be coordinated with the marketing efforts from day one, to secure a solid and prosperous business and accommodate industrial growth in the years to come.
