At Advance International, we’ve developed a patented ingredient system that allows us to supply and enhance the global food chain with the world’s most sustainable and nutritionally superior ingredients.
Our eco-friendly facility is the first of its kind in the world, producing low-to-zero waste and a miniscule carbon footprint. This patented technology system is poised to change the manufacturing landscape for generations to come. The ingredients we produce offer food & supplement manufacturers a unique competitive edge, paving the way for groundbreaking new products.
A simple and novel approach: we make our nutritious and unique ingredients from 100% wild, certified sustainable and abundant ocean fish sourced from the pristine waters of the Pacific Northwest. Our patented technology & ingredient system gently and sustainably converts these food-grade fish into nutritionally superior ingredients and other high-quality products.
In traditional land and plant protein manufacturing, huge amounts of arable land, fresh water, chemicals, pesticides, enzymes, acids, and hormones are used to either care for or harvest the protein source. In contrast, our revolutionary SEAVIOR™ system uses no fresh water, pesticides, enzymes, or arable land. That means more land to grow our fruits and veggies, a lighter burden on our scarce water supply, and a more efficient food system. Our eco-friendly facility in Livermore, California is the first of its kind in the world, producing low-to-zero waste and a miniscule carbon footprint.
13 May 2021 — A Perfect Protein (APP), launched by Advance Protein, is positioned as one of the world’s most nutrient-dense and sustainable products, which could help fight world hunger. …
LIVERMORE, Calif., May 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Advance Protein, a health-forward manufacture of a marine-based protein isolate for nutritional food, has redefined the protein industry with APP®. No, it’s not the latest …
As global demand for food soars, we must look at finding protein sources that don’t put pressure on our finite arable land resources. With per capita arable land decreasing due …
