NovoNutrients has registered to the challenge with a non-GMO microbial, gas-fermented single-cell protein.

Lucta has registered for the challenge with a customized product that combines a sensory additive from Lucta with a single-cell protein ingredient produced by Unibio.

Bioiberica has registered for the challenge with a porcine intestinal mucosa hydrolysate that is highly digestible and a palatable source of protein.

China-based Jiangsu Fuhai Biotech Co., Ltd. is one of the registrants of the challenge with a soybean peptide.

In a recent interview, the company said that it believes Camelina represents an ideal platform for the sustainable, land-based production of high-value, omega-3 oils for animal feed and human nutrition.

“The launch of this framework for credible AIPs, together with the support and investment that ASC aims to provide to the sector, will be a game changer to the industry,” said Roy van Daatselaar in an interview at the launch of the program.

In a recent interview, the company highlighted a reduction of the carbon footprint through the value chain, sourcing sustainable and alternative feed ingredients and supporting farmers as some of the key highlights of its sustainability improvements.

French company BCF Life Sciences is one of the registrants of the challenge with a tailor-made solution with a unique mix of 17 free amino acids.

South Africa-based black soldier fly producer, Maltento, is one of the registrants of the challenge with a digest/palatant from black soldier fly larvae.

dsm-firmenich has registered to the challenge with a palatable protein ingredient produced using the company’s biotechnology platform.

Malaysia-based company, Palmatech Product, has registered to the challenge with a palm oil concentrate.

India-based company, Shaivaa Algaetech, has registered with a product that combines two essential omega-3 fatty acids – EPA and DHA – and astaxanthin.

Chilean-based company, CCYYAA Chile, has registered to the F3 Krill Replacement Challenge with an EPA-rich microalgae.

Nutrition Technologies has registered to the challenge with a composite of two derivative materials from black soldier fly larvae meal.

Singapore-based insect producer, Protenga, is one of the registrants of the challenge with a sustainable palatability solution based on black soldier fly larvae as the primary raw material source.

The company recently launched an innovative shrimp hatchery feed and has several innovations in the pipeline that will radically change the way shrimp hatchery production is approached.

Symrise Aqua Feed has registered to the F3 Krill Replacement Challenge with a palatability enhancer resulting from applying its process technology to land-based byproducts.

Stratium produces a nutrient-rich protein meal derived from black soldier fly larvae at its facility in Buffalo, New York, and is one of the registrants of the challenge.

Malaysia-based company, JF Nutritech, aims to replace krill meal with a patented 100% natural specialty lipid formula.

Singapore-based insect producer, Entobel, is one of the registrants of the F3 Challenge aiming to replace krill meal with insect meal.