BernAqua Competitors

Marine Harvest is the world's leading seafood company. We offer our customers and consumers a wide range of seafood products and produce one fourth of the world's farmed salmon. Marine Harvest has salmon farming and processing activities in Norway, Chile, Scotland, Canada, Ireland and the Faroes. Value adding processing activities take place in the US, Canada, Chile, Spain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Czech republic, Poland, Turkey, Vietnam, South Korea, Japan and Taiwan. In addition Marine Harvest has several sales offices worldwide. The company is present in 24 countries and has 13 233 employees worldwide. It is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange and traded over the counter in the US (MHGVY).

Golden Valley Farms Coffee Roasters is a family owned and operated artisan coffee roaster. With over 30 years of experience in coffee sales, national distribution, and branding, our roots in the coffee industry run deep. We roast a large selection of Shade-Grown: Organic, Bird-Friendly, and Fair Trade coffees. We are one of the few Triple Certified Coffee Roasters in The United States. In addition to selling retail coffee, we provide world-class hot beverage solutions for anyone; from small private label retail programs to large scale food service customers.

The World Aquaculture Society was founded in 1969 as the World Mariculture Society. Since it’s beginning the membership in WAS has grown to more than 3,000 members in about 100 countries representing the global aquaculture community. In order to meet the expanding international nature of the Society and to address specific needs in various areas of the world, the WAS has created Chapters in the United States, Japan, Korea, Latin American and Caribbean region and the Asian-Pacific region. Through its diverse membership and international networks, the WAS provides leadership for enhanced international communications, collaboration and information exchange. The World Aquaculture Society is a dynamic organization capable of responding to change and is recognized for its professional credibility in aquaculture science, technology and education. Aquaculture will have to play an increasingly important role in meeting the global demand for fisheries products as the world population continues to expand and fisheries stocks approach their biological limits. Although world aquaculture production reached an all time high of 28.8 million metric tons valued at $45.4 billion (US$) in 1997, aquaculture production will have to expand at least two fold to meet world demand for fisheries products by the year 2025. Aquaculture will also play an important role in economic and community development throughout the world as the world moves to a more global economy. The progressive development and expansion of aquaculture will be dependent on the generation, dissemination, and adoption of knowledge and technology consistent with broad societal, national and international goals. As aquaculture production expands to meet the global demand for fisheries products, it is essential that efficient and environmentally sustainable production systems be developed and utilized.