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Greenfeed s aquafeed wins international award

Greenfeed s Aquagreen aquafeed brand has been named an Inspirational Brand at the Asia Pacific Enterprise Awards APEA 2026 marking its first recognition at a regional level awards programme

Greenfeed s aquafeed wins international award

On October 15, Greenfeed's aquafeed received an international accolade, highlighting the company's commitment to developing a sustainable aquatic food value chain. Greenfeed, which began as a feed producer and seed supplier, has since expanded into commercial farming, frozen seafood export, and value-added products. The company's diverse aquafeed portfolio includes brands such as Aquagreen, Superwhite, and Panafeed.

In line with its strategic direction, Greenfeed aims to link various stages of aquaculture, from production inputs to final products, ensuring quality control and tailored solutions for farmers. Maintaining Best Aquaculture Practices certification since 2014, Greenfeed demonstrates its adherence to responsible aquaculture practices across domestic and international markets.

In addition to feed and health products, the company offers farm design solutions for different aquaculture systems, emphasizing traceability, environmental protection, social responsibility, and transparency in exports. In 2025, Greenfeed's Tay Ninh facility earned Aquaculture Stewardship Council certification. Greenfeed also sets breeding fingerlings of basa, tilapia, and red tilapia, while raising commercial eels and frogs with integrated nutrition solutions that meet nutritional and food safety requirements.

The company's frog farming combines Aquagreen, Superwhite, and Panafeed, supporting frogs from seed to commercial stage. Export markets for frog products include Europe, South America, Oceania, and Asia. Greenfeed's tilapia value chain connects nutrition, farming practices, and market access to improve farmers' economic returns and export opportunities.

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