News archive
Press contact Insula AS:
Kristel Pedersen, Director HR and Communications
E-mail: kristel.pedersen@insula.no
Phone: +47 997 02 387
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Norwegian salmon rich in important nutrients
New research review shows: Norwegian farmed salmon rich in important nutrients. High content of vitamin D, selenium and omega-3.
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Farmed salmon has a lower climate footprint than meat
New research review shows: Farmed salmon has a lower climate footprint than European meat.
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Lofoten enters the market with 3 mackerel varieties
Seafood pioneer Lofoten challenges the well-established mackerel category with 3 new mackerel varieties.
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Fiskeriets signal crayfish best in test!
Two independent tests of crayfish have this summer named Fiskeriets signalkräftor "best in test".
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Insula enters into a large contract with Coop
Insula in Hvide Sande will supply fresh fish to Coop and the Danish consumers.
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Oily fish make children healtier
A research project from the University of Copenhagen: FISK Junior shows that eating salmon and mackerel several times a week make children...
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Successful implementation of Bornholms
Amanda Seafoods has taken over the activities in Bornholms.
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The ANUGA fair 2019 in Cologne
Meet Insula Denmark at the ANUGA fair in Cologne from 5 - 9 October 2019
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Insula – our story
- With the production of 3.5 million seafood meals every single day, comes a great responsibility for public health. (CEO Insula AS,...