Valorization of fish co-products in Reunion Island
A protein hydrolysate and a bone crushing for agriculture and animal nutrition.
Hydrolysis is today the best way to cut protein while preserving its properties. Animal protein is usually too large to benefit humans without harm.
Export : A lot of opportunities
The quality of our products means we are open to international export.
VALOBIO’s experience enables us to offer a turnkey plant anywhere in the world.
If you have volumes of fish “waste”, build your plant with our help !
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A protein hydrolysate and bone crushing for agriculture and animal nutrition.
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VALOBIO : solutions for a
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Our wish
VALOBIO wants to be able to catch all the fish coproducts of Reunion and also Indian Ocean to value them.
The processing of these coproducts results in a range of organic fertilizers, as well as raw materials for animal feed and fertilizer manufacturers.
The original idea was to produce a natural fertilizer usable in organic agriculture for all Réunionnais, and at an affordable price!
They recommend our solutions
"Always eager to bring quality novelty to our pets, we had the chance to discover VALOBIO : a VERY conclusive test : animals of our customers loves our new recipes. In addition, the VALOBIO team is attentive and very responsive... we can only recommend"
"Valobio took the opportunity to enhance the marine coproducts of the Meeting by developing innovative marine hydrolysates with our assistance. These products rich in proteins, peptides and minerals are recognized as biostimulants in fertilizing applications and are an interesting source of bio-peptides for aquaculture and animal feed.’'
"We have supported VALOBIO from the outset. As part of our eco-responsible approach to fishery resources, we entrust our fish coproducts, produced during the cutting and preparation of fish, to Valobio, so that they can be recycled and processed locally for the people of Reunion Island !"
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