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Since day one, Havdis has been built on the generosity of two ecosystems. The Icelandic and Norwegian marine communities have opened doors, shared knowledge, and created the conditions for something genuinely new to…
Shared from Benedek Regoczi on LinkedIn.
Since day one, Havdis has been built on the generosity of two ecosystems. The Icelandic and Norwegian marine communities have opened doors, shared knowledge, and created the conditions for something genuinely new to take shape.
Yesterday was a reflection of that. Costas Kadis, the European Commissioner for Fisheries and Oceans, visited the Iceland Ocean Cluster, and Havdis got to present what we are building. A company turning fishery byproducts into the next generation of marine bioactives. A zero-waste story rooted in Norwegian and Icelandic marine heritage, made possible by the people and institutions around us.
Andreas Lyhammer Thor Sigfusson PhD Alexandra Leeper PhD Lalit Rane Deepti Patil Rasmus August Engh Tønnessen Torleif Markussen Lunde 70Blå Iceland Ocean Cluster Rebecca Eriksson Hari Rahman Færøy Marie Moxnes Harfjeld Nofima VIS - Vestlandets Innovasjonsselskap
Originally posted on LinkedIn on 18 April 2026. See the post on LinkedIn
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