Secure the resource.
Agree suitable supply with processors and a collection system that protects material quality.
The first flagship
A new chapter for
marine resources.
Fish-processing residues can have another life. Our proposed flagship brings collection, processing and qualified markets into one value chain.
The proposed process / 32 seconds
Follow the material.
Understand the opportunity.
What is left after fish processing? What could it become? Follow one proposed recovery route, one step at a time.
Play the whole story, or choose a chapter to pause and study it. This is an illustrated proposal, not footage of an operating plant.
Read the story in plain language
- Start after fish processing. Suitable residues are the proposed input. The project is about recovering value from that existing stream, not a call for additional fishing.
- Protect quality along the way. Agree suitable supply, collect material under controlled conditions and check it before processing. Freshness, traceability and processing performance matter.
- Recover two co-products. Fishmeal could serve qualified feed markets. Fish oil could serve appropriate commercial uses, depending on quality and specifications. These are parallel outputs—not one product turning into the other.
- Validate before delivery. Suitable supply, sites, permissions, processing performance, safety, buyer terms, funding and project economics still need to be established.
The next step is evidence: suitable supply, proven processing, qualified buyers and a viable project.
Project status · in developmentFrom residual stream
From residual stream
to useful ingredient.
The initial design case is 15 tonnes of fish residues per day.
The concept is to handle suitable material under controlled conditions, then process it into fishmeal and fish oil. Product quality, market requirements and the consistency of incoming material are central to the business case.
Capacity is a proposed design target. It is not current throughput. Any expansion depends on sufficient contracted feedstock and proven performance.
Discuss the flagshipThe proposed process
Four connected steps.
Control the inputs.
Confirm composition, freshness and traceability against the process and buyers’ requirements.
Create useful outputs.
Process appropriate fish residues into meal and oil, validating yield and quality.
Reach qualified markets.
Match specifications, permissions, logistics and commercial terms with suitable buyers.
The path to delivery
Clear milestones.
Credible progress.
The September 2026 plan provides the development concept. The next stage is to assemble and validate the evidence needed for execution.
| Workstream | Position | What needs to be established |
|---|---|---|
| Concept & design case | Proposed | 15 tonnes/day initial input; meal and oil as the core outputs. |
| Feedstock & buyers | Validation required | Suitable volumes, reliable collection, product specifications and commercial contracts. |
| Site & permissions | To be secured | Suitable premises, tenure, utilities, conversion works and regulatory approvals. |
| Equipment & finance | Due diligence | Confirm equipment arrangements, funding evidence and a reconciled financial model. |
| Operations & safeguards | To be demonstrated | Commissioning, quality assurance, environmental controls and operational capability. |
An invitation to collaborate
Help turn the first
flagship into reality.
We welcome relevant feedstock, premises, engineering, market and project-finance discussions.