Alltech Coppens GmbH announces public consultation for upcoming ASC audit
The company is preparing for an important audit to achieve certification from the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC). This certification will highlight the company's commitment to sustainable and responsible aquaculture practices.
06-03-2025
Nettetal, GERMANY – Alltech Coppens GmbH has announced that its production site in Nettetal, Germany, will undergo an audit between May 20-23 in order to receive certification from the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC).
The ASC is a globally recognized, independent, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting environmentally and socially responsible aquaculture production. Certification by the ASC signifies that a company adheres to stringent standards designed to minimize the impact of fish farming on the environment and to ensure the continued use of responsible operational practices.
The audit will be conducted by Bureau Veritas Certification, an independent certification body.
As part of the audit process, Alltech Coppens is inviting and encouraging the public to submit comments and suggestions related to the company’s aquaculture practices.
“We welcome feedback from the community and stakeholders to ensure we are meeting the highest standards of environmental and social responsibility,” said Ronald Faber, CEO of Alltech Coppens and global aqua lead at Alltech. “We are committed to sustainable aquaculture practices and believe that transparency and public engagement are crucial to achieving this goal.”
Feedback can be provided through the following channels:
- Contact form: This form is available on the Alltech Coppens website (alltechcoppens.com) or can be provided
by emailing coppens@alltech.com. - Email:
- Ben Lamberigts, Manager, Quality, Research and Nutrition: blamberigts@alltech.com
- Johannes Rook, Quality Assurance: johannes.rook@alltech.com
- Bureau Veritas Certification: asc.farm@bureauveritas.com
- ASC: communication@asc-aqua.org
Alltech Coppens thanks the public in advance for their interest and their feedback.
“We value the input of the public and encourage all interested parties to participate in this important process,” said Faber. “Your feedback will contribute to our ongoing efforts to improve our standards and ensure sustainable aquaculture practices.”