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The Seafood Innovation Cluster is a one of the largest seafood clusters in the world, with world leading producer of Atlantic Salmon, supplying healthy and sustainable seafood to the global community.

The Cluster represents 70 industry players, with a renevue of 10B USD. Representing the entire seafood value chain.

In June 2015, due to its unique global position and its important contribution to Norwegian value creation, the cluster was granted the status of a Norwegian Centre of Expertise, by the Norwegian Government.

Our team goal is to promote further sustainable growth of the Norwegian Seafood by strengthen collaboration between business, R&D and education, through strategic collaborative projects between the cluster’s partners and external partners.

Address:	Sandviksboder 1E
City:	Bergen
State:	(NO-5035)
Homepage:	Link to Homepage

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Key people & contacts:

General Manager

Ms Tanja Hoel

tanja@seafoodinnovation.no

Project Manager

Mr Benedicte Skogen

Phone: +47 90 62 99 56

benedicte@seafoodinnovation.no

To update or add a personal profile please send an email to contactus@seafood.media

Shareholder/Associate at:

iFishIENCi

Shareholder companies:

Nofima AS - The Norwegian Institute of Food, Fisheries and Aquaculture Research

PHARMAQ AS - Headquarters

Mowi ASA (formerly Marine Harvest ASA) - Headquarters

LSG - Leroy Seafood Group ASA | Lerøy Seafood AS - Headquarters

Grieg Seafood ASA - Head Office

Merck Animal Health - MSD Animal Health (former Intervet International)

Kontali Analyse AS

Salmo Breed - SalmoBreed AS - Headquarters

Salmon Group AS

EWOS AS - Group Headquarters

SF Iceland - Stofnfiskur HF

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