EN LET'S GROW TOGETHER High quality feed for aquaculture We have produced fish feed for more than 50 years. This makes us one of the World's most experienced suppliers of feed for freshwater and saltwater aquaculture. READ MORE Select your species: Cold freshwater species READ MORE Warm freshwater species READ MORE Cold saltwater species READ MORE Warm saltwater species READ MORE Autumn Edition The Autumn Edition promotes feed intake and modifies fish body cells for optimum functionality during the wintering period. Environmental temperature affects both speed and efficiency of fish metabolism. Thus, feed intake of fish and nutrient digestibility vary with temperature. Adapting feeds to seasonal temperature differences on a fish farm creates a great potential for growth and vitality of fish and has become a core principle in our feed formulation, at no extra cost. Autumn Edition is part of Aller Aqua’s Temperature Adapted Feeds™ concept which helps ensure a higher feed intake and nutrient digestibility throughout all seasons. READ MORE News from Aller Aqua ALL NEWS 26.08.2021 Aller Aqua verified in CO2-labelling READ MORE 20.08.2021 Sterling White Halibut and Aller Aqua sign 6-year contract READ MORE 19.07.2021 30 years of growing together READ MORE International events ALL EVENTS 25.11.2021 10th International Sturgeon Conference READ MORE 11.12.2021 AFRAQ - 11th–14th December 2021 READ MORE 16.02.2022 AquaFarm - 16th-17th February 2022 READ MORE Price request Please enter your details to get a price calculation. ENTER YOUR EMAIL NEXT Sign up for our newsletter Sign up to stay up to date with the latest news from Aller Aqua. ENTER YOUR EMAIL NEXT Aller Aqua Group Allervej 130, 6070 Christiansfeld, Denmark Tel.: +45 70 22 19 10 info@aller-aqua.com Job applications job@aller-aqua.com To ensure that your applications end up in the right place, please ensure to clearly indicate which job you are interested in. We look forward to reading it! Links Aller Aqua factories and sales offices Legal notice Privacy policy Press