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Discover Our Process

Journey from the waters of the Bering Sea to the heartland of the United States & learn how our quality Omega-3 products are created.

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Caught In Alaska Quickly Processed Into Oil Dedicated Rail Cars Refined in Ohio Fresh Omega-3 Products MSC-Certified Largest Fishery World Renowned Alaska Pollock
Our Refining Process

The entire AlaskOmega omega-3 concentrate refining process happens under inert gas with minimal exposure to heat, to ensure extremely low oil oxidation levels with optimal sensory characteristics.

Caught In Alaska

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Our fishing partners harvest Wild Alaska Pollock from Alaska’s Bering Sea.

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Quickly Processed into Oil

Quickly Processed into Oil

Fish are then hand-sorted, processed, with the fish oil extracted within hours of catch for maximum freshness!

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Dedicated Rail Cars

Dedicated Rail Cars

Dedicated rail cars transport the fresh crude fish oil to our manufacturing plant in Ohio

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Refined in Ohio

Refined in Ohio

Fish oil is then processed and purified in our FSSC 22000 and GMP facility.

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Fresh Omega-3 Products

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AlaskOmega® omega-3 concentrates and natural fish oils are available up to 85% total omega-3, and considered the freshest omega-3 concentrates on the market today.

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MSC Certified

MSC Certified

Alaska is the home to the MSC-certified sustainable Alaska Pollock fishery, and the largest population of bald eagles in the US.

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Largest Fishery

Largest Fishery

The Alaska Pollock fishery is the largest fishery for human consumption in the world, and monitored by the State of Alaska and NOAA to ensure healthy Pollock biomass : up 60% in 2014 with < 1% bycatch.

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World-Renowned

World-Renowned

The Bering Sea is world-renowned for its enormously productive fisheries and high biodiversity, with at least 419 fish species being reported from this area.

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Alaska Pollock

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The Alaska Pollock is part of the Cod Family (Gadidae), and its scientific name was recently changed to Gadus chalcogrammus to reflect just how close it is to its Cod cousin.

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