06 Aug 2026
BioMar Viet-Uc has achieved Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) Feed Certification, becoming the first certified feed facility in Asia. Located in Vietnam, the plant supplies shrimp and fish feed across the region. The certification confirms compliance with strict standards on environmental responsibility, labor rights, health and safety, and raw material sourcing.
This achievement strengthens BioMar’s ability to support farmers seeking ASC certification for their own operations. It also reinforces the company’s commitment to transparent supply chains and responsible aquaculture.
BioMar’s ASC-certified production network already spans Europe, Latin America, and Oceania. With Viet-Uc now certified, Asia joins this expanding footprint. Together, these facilities provide feed solutions across diverse species and farming systems, all aligned with internationally recognized standards.
Company leaders emphasized that the certification enhances BioMar’s ability to support farmers working toward ASC certification while reinforcing its commitment to responsible aquaculture throughout the region.
Asia is home to many of the world’s leading aquaculture producers. Demand for responsibly farmed seafood continues to grow across international markets. By expanding access to ASC-conforming feed solutions, BioMar helps customers meet evolving certification requirements and consumer expectations.
This certification benefits farmers and enhances BioMar’s ability to deliver sustainable feed solutions across a wider range of markets. It reflects the company’s broader strategy of aligning production with global sustainability standards.
BioMar Viet-Uc’s ASC Feed Certification is more than a local achievement. It represents a regional turning point in aquaculture sustainability and strengthens BioMar’s role as a global leader in responsible feed production. With Asia now part of its certified network, BioMar is well positioned to support the industry’s transition toward more sustainable practices.
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