Stop by Booth H5-E49 to discover sustainable, evidence-based omega-3 advancements, supply chain robustness, and fresh formulation possibilities
Our industry is entering a period where building a more resilient and future-ready omega-3 supply chain is becoming increasingly important. ”— Ross Norris, General Manager Asia PacificLYSAKER , NORWAY, August 31, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Aker BioMarine Human Health Ingredients (HHI) is set to participate in Vitafoods Asia 2026 from September 2nd to 4th, presenting its lineup of sustainable, science-backed marine ingredients—Superba Krill, Revervia, Lysoveta, and PL+ —each intended to assist brands in crafting the next wave of health and nutrition products. Throughout the event, the team will be on hand to discuss the newest scientific findings, formulation possibilities, and market trends influencing the sector.
Strengthening Omega-3 Supply Chain Resilience
As worldwide demand for omega-3 ingredients escalates, product developers are placing greater emphasis on supply chain transparency, security, and sustainability. Concurrently, the global omega-3 sector is encountering mounting supply challenges stemming from climate-related disruptions, intensified competition for marine resources, and rising needs for EPA and DHA. In Asian markets, where nutraceutical producers depend heavily on omega-3 ingredients, these issues underscore the urgency of enhancing supply chain resilience and diversification. In this context, alternative sources like krill oil and algae oil are attracting more attention, providing manufacturers with extra options to satisfy the growing appetite for premium omega-3 ingredients.
At Vitafoods Asia 2026, Aker BioMarine HHI will conduct a seminar titled “From Risk to Resilience: Rethinking Your Omega-3 Sourcing Strategy” (September 2nd, 12:00–12:30 on the Nutra Focus Stage). This session will examine the changing omega-3 landscape and outline approaches for establishing a more resilient and future-ready supply chain amid growing global uncertainty.
Lysoveta Highlighted During Nutri Marketing Innovation Tour
Aker BioMarine’s cutting-edge brain ingredient, Lysoveta, will also be featured prominently in the Nutri Marketing Innovation Tour, showcasing its capacity to support novel product ideas and consumer-driven health solutions. Lysoveta is a brain-targeted nutrition ingredient and the first commercially available LPC-bound EPA/DHA solution designed to transport essential omega-3 nutrients across the blood-brain barrier, positioning it for next-generation brain health concepts.
With life expectancy climbing, particularly across Asia, brain health is increasingly integral to healthy aging and overall healthspan. Consumers are looking beyond physical fitness to preserve memory, concentration, mental sharpness, independence, and quality of life at every stage of life, while younger generations are also investing earlier in brain health to sustain performance and long-term cognitive resilience. This rising emphasis on lifelong cognitive well-being is generating fresh opportunities for science-backed nutritional products.
Where Elite Sport Meets Everyday Recovery
Visitors who stop by Booth H5-E49 will receive an exclusive chance to enter a special giveaway that includes a $500 experience voucher and a snowboard autographed by the Norwegian national snowboarding team. This giveaway highlights Superba Krill’s deep ties to elite sports, as national team athletes in snowboarding, skateboarding, and surfing incorporate krill oil into their daily regimens. Their experiences demonstrate how a systematic focus on health and recovery can help athletes remain healthy throughout demanding seasons, enhance performance, and facilitate optimal recovery in high-impact sports.
“Our industry is entering a period where building a more resilient and future-ready omega-3 supply chain is becoming increasingly important,” said Ross Norris, General Manager Asia Pacific. “As demand for high-quality EPA and DHA continues to grow, manufacturers need greater transparency, security, and diversification in sourcing. At the same time, we’re seeing growing interest in nutrition solutions that support emerging consumer priorities, including brain health, healthy aging, sports nutrition, and