Seagarden brings Norwegian marine ingredients to global nutraceuticals

Page date: Published 25 Sep 2026. 3 min read.

Seagarden develops marine powders and collagen products at its headquarters and production facility in Avaldsnes, Karmøy, using residual raw materials from Norway’s seafood industry, including fish skin. The article traces the company’s development from fish extract for human consumption into marine ingredients and collagen manufacturing, and presents this as adding value to existing marine resources and supporting circular use of seafood by-products.

Seagarden’s Seacoll Norwegian Salmon collagen products and other ingredients made from Norwegian salmon received the Made in Norway label. The company says traceable origin, food-safety standards and responsible production are important to customers in the global nutraceutical and health-and-wellness markets. The article describes rising interest in marine collagen and transparency in ingredient sourcing; it does not provide clinical efficacy evidence for the products.

Contact listed: Øivind Aasland Håkonsen, Chief Sales Officer, oivind.hakonsen@seagarden.no. Phone number is behind a reveal control. Related links: Aquaculture and fisheries; Circular economy; Health and life science; Made in Norway.