Olympic Seafood to Market Krill Oil in Australia, Per Licensing Agreement
AkerBiomarine has made available its Australian patent portfolio.
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Olympic Seafood AS will supply krill oil to the Australian market through a licensing agreement with Aker BioMarine (Oslo, Norway). The long-term, non-exclusive licensing agreement gives Olympic Seafood the rights to broad krill oil compositions and production methods already patented by Aker BioMarine in Australia.
Olympic Seafood’s Rimfrost brand krill oil is obtained by a supercritical fluid extraction. The resulting oil is rich in omega-3s and astaxanthin.
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