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Reasonable climate tracks high on the agenda for family-owned fish producer.
The fish breeder AquaPri has raised its earnings quite significantly over the last two financial years. It releases the focus to also making an effort for a good climate track, which means a lot for the company.
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Fish farming continues enriching the family company, AquaPri.
After a hard year 2015-2016, the company has earned a lot of money in the past two financial years. The market outlook remains reasonable.
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Sustainably farmed zander (pike perch) from AquaPri is introduced in the GASTRONOMY GUIDE MAGAZINE - a supplement in today's Danish newspaper BERLINGSKE.
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ScanMagazine, July 2018
Read the article here:
https://scanmagazine.co.uk/aquapri-fish-blood-in-its-veins-for-a-hundred-years/
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Fish blood in its veins for a hundred years
Fish production is imbedded in Priess DNA. The family behind the Danish company AquaPri has proud roots in the Danish seafood industry, and their story goes back to 1900 and the small fishing town of Glyngøre in Northern Jutland. There, a determined 14-year-old Anders Priess started Priess & Co, selling fresh fish from the local…
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Our very delicious farmed zander is introduced in today's Danish newspaper JyllandsPosten. Read the article about sustainably farmed Zander (Pike Perch) from AquaPri (PDF in Danish)
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Read the incredibly exciting article about AquaPri and our zander (pike perch) plant - the largest in the world (pdf in German) in FischMagazin, May 2018. Take a look around in the production facilities, meet our vet and learn more about sustainable zander farming.
FischMagazin is the only…
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AquaPri is proud to supply our farmed trout caviar, shaped as a starfish. That is true art.
What’s it like indulging yourself at the second incarnation of the rule-defying Copenhagen restaurant, NOMA?
Read CRITIC’S NOTESBOOK in The New York Times, April 24, 2018
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The students from Vejen Gymnasium collaborate with the fish farming company AquaPri. Recently the students visited AquaPri and wrote an assignment about fish farming in biology and chemistry. Read the article here (in Danish).
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