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QRILL™ is Aker BioMarine’s registered brand name for its Krill Meal and Krill Oil products for animal nutrition. Their Omega-3 bound Phospholipids and natural Astaxanthin contents make QRILL™ ideal for aquaculture and animal feeds.

These bioactive ingredients have been documented as delivering positive effects in fish, animals and humans. QRILL™ products are available around the world.

Aker BioMarine ASA (Public, OSL:AKBM) is a Norwegian fishing and seafood processing company. Based in Oslo, it operates three krill fishing vessels in Antartica, Argentina and the Faroe Islands.

Worldwide leader in Krill catching, procesing and marketing. The company is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange, but controlled 83% by Aker Seafoods.

Aker BioMarine has registered Superba™ as the company`s brandnames for its krill oil products for the human market and Qrill™ company’s brand name for its krill meal and krill oil products for aquaculture feed markets.

Address:	Fjordalleen 16 - P.O. Box 1423
City:	Oslo
State:	(NO-0250)
Telephone:	+47 41 30 000
Fax:	+47 41 30 101
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	[email protected]

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Sales Manager

Ms Signe Svindland

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QRILL™ AQUA sales and QRILL AQUA R&D

Mr Sigve Nordrum

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