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|Articles|July 26, 2022
Seafood company Trident enters wellness industry with first dietary supplement line
Author(s)Jennifer Grebow
The company launched Pure Catch omega-3 dietary supplements for humans and Alaska Naturals omega-3 food toppers for dogs.
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Trident Seafoods Corporation (Seattle, WA), a family-owned seafood producer for nearly 50 years, is entering the health and wellness market. The company has launched Pure Catch omega-3 dietary supplements for humans and Alaska Naturals omega-3 food toppers for dogs. The products are made in the U.S. from wild Alaska seafood.
The Pure Catch line for humans includes a supplement made from wild-caught, certified-sustainable wild Alaska pollock and containing 85% concentrated omega-3 oils. There is also a salmon oil supplement made from certified-sustainable wild Alaska salmon. The supplements are packaged in a resealable, on-the-go pouch.
The Alaska Naturals animal line, geared to dogs, includes a food topper formula combining wild-caught, certified-sustainable wild Alaska salmon and wild Alaska pollock. Another food topper product just features wild-caught, certified-sustainable wild Alaska pollock. The toppers are packaged in bottles with a pump dispenser.
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