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SINTEF Fisheries and Aquaculture Ltd perform basic and applied research for commercial customers as well as governmental institutions and bodies, the Norwegian Research Council, the European Union, the United Nations (FAO), and others – more than 80% of our revenues come from research contracts and among those, contract research for industry is the bulk.

Our main research areas: -Fisheries technology -Aquaculture technology -Processing technology -Marine Resources Technology -International Projects and Consulting +Owners: SINTEF-group 96,7 % Norges Fiskarlag 3,3 %

Address:	SINTEF Sealab, Brattørkaia 17B
City:	Trondheim
State:	(NO-7010)
Telephone:	+47 40 00 53 50
Fax:	+47 932 70 701
Homepage:	Link to Homepage

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Key people & contacts:

Research Scientist

Mr Bendik Toldnes

[email protected]

scientist

Mr Maitri Thakur

Phone: +47 45 79 25 72

[email protected]

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Shareholder companies:

SINTEF Group - Head Office

Norges Fiskarlag - Norwegian Fishermen's Association

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