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We are thrilled to be partnering with Natsu Foods who has a very strong foothold in the German sushi market and exactly the customer group we aim to target," says Morten Malle, CEO of RE:OCEAN. "Through this partnership, we can demonstrate all the benefits with land based salmon, from sustainability to taste, economic viability to continuous supply.
Morten Malle, CEO RE:OCEAN
We are committed to sourcing our fish from responsible and sustainable sources," says Tim Hörnemann, CEO of Natsu Foods. "Partnering with RE:OCEAN is a natural fit for us, as their innovative technology aligns with our commitment to reducing the environmental impact of the seafood industry.
Tim Hörnemann, CEO, Natsu Foods
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RE:OCEAN and Natsu Foods signs an agreement to serve the German retailer sushi market with super fresh sustainable land based salmon from Sweden.

RE:OCEAN and Natsu Foods are pleased to announce that they have signed an agreement to cooperate in producing, selling, and supplying probably the most sustainable salmon in the world in the German market. Natsu Foods, who is a leading supplier of ultra-fresh sushi to retailers in Germany, has pledged to purchase a considerable share of RE:OCEANs salmon, when production starts in 2026.This partnership represents a significant step forward in the efforts of both companies to promote sustainable practices and reduce the environmental impact of the seafood industry. Natsu Foods is committed to

RE:OCEAN to produce 10,000 tonnes of salmon in Sweden in one of the largest investments in food in the country amounting to more than SEK 2 billion

Swedes eat an average of 12 kilos of fish per capita a year, with salmon being the most popular fish. Less than one per cent of the salmon we eat comes from Sweden, and there is a lack of sustainable production and cultivation to meet a growing demand. Now, RE: OCEAN is changing that by building a large-scale and sustainable facility where salmon will be grown on land in a sea-like environment. Some 10,000 tonnes of salmon are set to be produced annually as early as 2026. The project is backed by Sweden’s three leading grocery retailers – Axfood, Coop, and ICA – which see considerable

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