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For Norwegian producers and exporters

We bring you specified demand, not enquiries. Every request that reaches you has already been through an agent: species, form, size class, packing, volume, destination, Incoterm and document requirements are settled before you are asked for a price. You quote once, against a specification that will not change halfway through.

Registration

What we need before you receive requests

This is a verification, not a form. We check the approval number against Mattilsynet’s register and each certificate against its issuing body, and we record the expiry dates so we can tell a buyer honestly when an audit is due.

  1. 01

    Company and establishment

    Legal name, organisation number, establishment approval number, and the physical addresses of every site the product passes through.

  2. 02

    Approvals and certificates

    Current certificates with scope and expiry date. A certificate covering one site does not cover a sister plant, and we register them separately.

  3. 03

    Products and capacity

    Species, forms, size classes, packing formats, and realistic weekly capacity per format — not peak capacity on a good week.

  4. 04

    Commercial terms

    Incoterms you quote, currencies, payment terms you accept, and the markets you already hold export documentation for.

How an offer works

What we ask you to state

An offer that omits any of these cannot be compared, and we will come back for it rather than pass it on incomplete. Being asked twice is worse for both of us than stating it once.

  • 01Price and currency
  • 02Price basis — net or gross, glaze declared
  • 03Available volume
  • 04Production date
  • 05Lead time
  • 06Product specification
  • 07Certificates covering this lot
  • 08Packing format
  • 09Shelf life on despatch
  • 10Incoterm 2020
  • 11Payment terms
  • 12Offer validity date

Certificates we verify

Checked against the issuing register, every time

MSC

MSC Chain of Custody

Certified sustainable wild fisheries.

ASC

ASC Farm & Chain of Custody

Responsibly farmed seafood.

GGAP

GLOBALG.A.P. Aquaculture

Farm-level good aquaculture practice.

BRCGS

BRCGS Food Safety

GFSI-recognised processing standard.

IFS

IFS Food

GFSI-recognised standard, common in EU retail.

FSSC

FSSC 22000

ISO 22000 based food safety management.

HALAL

Halal certification

Required by several Middle East and Southeast Asia buyers.

KOSHER

Kosher certification

Required by parts of the North American market.

DEBIO

Debio organic

Norwegian organic aquaculture control body.

ESTAB

EU establishment approval number

Mattilsynet-issued approval for export to the EU/EEA.

HEALTH

Health certificate

Per-consignment veterinary certificate.

CATCH

Catch certificate (IUU)

Proof of legal capture for wild-caught consignments.

Suppliers

Producers we source from

Every certificate belongs to a supplier and a production site, never to Fish of Norway. The offer states which supplier and which site each certificate covers, and we check it against the issuing register before the offer reaches you.

First Seafood AS

One of the producers Fish of Norway sources salmon from. Establishment approvals, export registration and product certificates are held by the supplier and its production sites, and are stated per offer.

Organisation number
914 404 908 · Oslo
Registered activity
Slaughtering of fish, shellfish and molluscs; freezing and further processing of fish (Enhetsregisteret, NACE 10.202 and 10.203)
Certificates
Listed per production site once verified against the issuing register.

Get registered

Send the documentation and we take it from there

Registration runs by email with a named person at our end. Send current approvals, certificates with scope and expiry, and the product and capacity list, and we come back with what is missing before you receive a request.

sales@fishofnorway.com
Paul Soemme, chief executive of Fish of Norway, in a black polo shirt

Your contact

Paul Soemme

Chief Executive Officer, Fish of Norway