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The BioMar Group is one of the leading suppliers of high performance fish feed to the aquaculture industry. Our main business areas are feed for salmon and trout in Norway, the United Kingdom, and Chile, and feed for trout, eel, sea bass, and sea bream in Continental Europe.

BioMar operates feed factories in Norway, Scotland, Chile, Denmark, France, Spain, and Greece. In 2012 a new feed factory mainly dedicated to the production of tilapia feed will be added in Costa Rica.

Worldwide the BioMar Group supplies feed to around 50 countries and to more than 25 different fish species. BioMar fish feed types cover the full life cycle of the fish including larvae feed, fry feed, smolt feed, grower feed, and brood stock feed.

BioMar is since 2008 100 % owned by Danish industrial conglomerate Schouw & Co.

Address:	Bernardino 1994, Parque San Andres
City:	Puerto Montt
Telephone:	+56 6532 0600
Fax:	+56 6532 0640
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	info_cl@biomar.com

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Key people & contacts:

Vice president Americas Mr Carlos Díaz Phone: +56 65 313 434 cdiaz@biomar-fishfeed.cl	Asistente de Marketing Ms Maria Elena Moreira Phone: +56 65 320 626 mmoreira@biomar-fishfeed.cl
Asistente de Marketing Ms Pamela Barria Phone: +56 65 320 600 Mobile: +56 9 139 3370 PBarria@biomar-fishfeed.cl	Gerente Comercial Mr Yuri Vennekool
Ms Andrea Cruzat Phone: +56 65 320 626 Fax: +56 65 320 640 acruzat@biomar-fishfeed.cl	Business Development Director Mr Felipe Müller Phone: +56 65 320 618 fmuller@biomar.com

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