
We represent the leading fishmeal and fish oil-producing nations across Europe, working to sustain and grow the blue value chain, achieve circularity in the blue economy, and ensure its vital contribution to the global food supply, all while promoting sustainable practices.
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New NSAC Advice on Pollution in the Skagerrak and the Kattegat
The North Sea Advisory Council (NSAC) has released an advice addressing pollution in the Skagerrak and the Kattegat. As a member of NSAC, EFFOP is pleased to see this new…
EFFOP welcomes the Omnibus Package and the Clean Industrial Deal
EFFOP welcomes the European Commission’s recent introduction of the Omnibus Simplification Package and the Clean Industrial Deal, both of which are key to improving…
Advocating for the sustainable management of the NEA Blue Whiting
EFFOP is a member of The North Atlantic Pelagic Advocacy Group (NAPA) representing the fishmeal and fish oil producers in the collective of retailers, aquafeed producers,…
EFFOP calls for integrating seafood production into EU’s Vision for Agriculture and Food
EFFOP, representing producers of marine nutrients from 14 European countries, welcomes the European Commission’s recent Communication on the Vision for Agriculture…
Omega-3 and Biological Aging: New Evidence on Longevity and Cellular Health
Omega-3 fatty acids—long valued for their cardiovascular and anti-inflammatory benefits—are also becoming a key player in the science of longevity. The question of…
New publications from the FAO and ICES Journal of Marine Science: Insights from EFFOP
The FAO recently published a report on the use of fishmeal in aquaculture which examines the role of fishmeal in aquaculture and strategies for its responsible use. In…
ICES new science plan unveiled: EFFOPs analysis
The International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) is a globally recognized scientific organization that provides impartial evidence on the state and sustainable…
New Research Highlights the Importance of Density-Dependent Factors in Fisheries Management: EFFOPs analysis
Fisheries management relies heavily on the concept of maximum sustainable yield (MSY), a principle that has been at the forefront of global and European Union policies…
JFK (Faroe Islands) joins EFFOP
We are delighted to announce that JFK has become an associated member of EFFOP. JFK is a market-leading fish producer with over a century of history in the Faroe Islands.…
Global Tuna Stock Health Shows Continued Progress: EFFOPs Insights from ISSF’s November 2024 Report
The International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF) has released its November 2024 Status of the Stocks report, showcasing encouraging progress in global…
EFFOP Board visits Brussels
Our Executive board held our annual meetings in Brussels on November 18th and 19th, 2024. This gathering brought together key stakeholders from across Europe to engage…
Members of the Baltic Sea Advisory Council visit FF Skagen, Denmark
We were delighted to open the doors of FF Skagen to the members of the Baltic Sea Advisory Council (BSAC) on October 3rd. We would like to thank the teams at FF Skagen for the…
Contaminants in Fish Feed: Key Insights from EFFOP
The Monitoring Program for Fish Feed, conducted annually by the Institute of Marine Research (IMR) on behalf of the Norwegian Food Safety Authority, plays a crucial role…
EFFOP Joins NAPA as full Member representing European fishmeal and fish oil producers
The European Fishmeal and Fish Oil Producers (EFFOP) are pleased to announce their full membership in the North Atlantic Pelagic Advocacy Group (NAPA). Having previously… More news & events