Raisioaqua is a Finnish fish feed producer and feeding expert. We are a pioneer in environmentally friendly Baltic Sea feeds: we offer our customers sustainable feeds and effective feeding solutions suitable for northern conditions.
Raisioaqua – a growth inspirer
Raisioaqua’s innovative feeds, designed to promote fish welfare and optimise fish fatty acids, make us a reliable partner.
Raisio has been manufacturing fish feeds since 1982. Our key markets are Finland, Sweden and the Baltic Sea region. Raisioaqua is part of the Raisio Group.
Raisio’s purpose
Food for Health, Heart and Earth
Tasty and healthy food is natural and comes from the heart of its maker. As a responsible company, we take all important food-related factors into account: well-being, healthiness, taste and sustainability. Our strong expertise and eagerness to develop new products allow us to provide well-balanced food to eat with a clear conscience.
Raisioaqua helps its customers produce healthy food for consumers sustainably, effectively and profitably, while promoting animal welfare. Innovations, responsibly sourced raw materials and expertise throughout the food chain are at the core of our operations.
All of Raisio’s operations in Finland are certified under ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.
Benella
Benella – fish that is good for you and the environment
Contract farmers following Raisioaqua’s feeding concept can use our registered Benella brand for rainbow trout, whitefish and trout in their marketing.
Benella Fish is good for the consumer and the environment. Benella Fish has been proven to have the right levels of vitamin D and, thanks to an innovative feeding concept, EPA and DHA fatty acids, in line with fish consumption recommendations. Benella Fish are fed with Raisioaqua’s Baltic Blend® feed. As a result, the nutrient load of fish farming to the Baltic Sea has been substantially reduced.
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