CERMAQ NORWAY AS
Review note
Registry identity and aquaculture licencing are source-backed from Norwegian public registries. Certification claims (food safety, ASC) appear on the company website but certificate copies are not on file, so they remain self-stated or pending review. Product-level documentation has not been provided yet.
Evidence coverage
7 of 19 evidence areas collectedOrenAtlas checks this supplier against an evidence checklist for the selected industry, product, and target market. We collect source-backed evidence where available and show which evidence areas are already covered, missing, expired, or need review. This is not a supplier approval or compliance certification.
- Confirmed by sourceLegal identity (company registry)
Covered by: Company registration (Brreg) · Registered business address
- Confirmed by sourceVAT registration (VIES)
Covered by: Company registration (Brreg) · Registered business address
- MissingWebsite / domain evidence
- Needs reviewApproved establishment (EU lists)
Covered by: Food safety certificate (site-specific copy) · Approved establishment listing
- Needs reviewFood safety certificate
Covered by: Food safety certificate (site-specific copy) · Approved establishment listing
- Missing — ask the supplierCatch / IUU documentation (wild capture)
- Missing — ask the supplierTraceability / origin evidence
- Document on fileSeafood licence / exporter registration
Covered by: Norwegian Seafood Council exporter listing
- Confirmed by sourceQuality certificate
Covered by: Aquaculture licences
- Document on fileESG / sustainability report (where available)
Covered by: Sustainability / ESG documentation
- Document on fileCSRD/ESRS-related evidence (where available)
Covered by: Sustainability / ESG documentation
- Missing — ask the supplierProduct specification
- Missing — ask the supplierOrigin evidence (product level)
- Missing — ask the supplierPackaging information
- MissingTrade / customs evidence (where available)
- Missing — ask the supplierInsurance document
- Missing — buyer requestAudit or inspection report
- MissingEORI / customs registration
- Confirmed by sourceSustainability certificate (if applicable)
Covered by: Aquaculture licences
Missing evidence
Evidence areas not yet covered for this pack’s scope, with the recommended next step.
- Website / domain evidenceMissing
A working website matching the legal identity supports that the business is operating.
Next action: Run the website check, or ask the supplier for their current website.
- Catch / IUU documentation (wild capture)Missing — ask the supplier
EU imports of wild-capture seafood need catch certificates under the IUU regulation.
Next action: Request a sample catch certificate / IUU documentation from the supplier (wild capture only).
- Traceability / origin evidenceMissing — ask the supplier
Buyers must be able to trace product one step back and one step forward.
Next action: Request the latest traceability/origin document from the supplier.
- Product specificationMissing — ask the supplier
Buyers need the product specification to evaluate fit and compliance workload.
Next action: Request the product specification sheet from the supplier.
- Origin evidence (product level)Missing — ask the supplier
Origin documentation supports customs treatment and buyer claims.
Next action: Request origin documentation from the supplier.
- Packaging informationMissing — ask the supplier
EU packaging rules make packaging data increasingly buyer-relevant.
Next action: Request packaging information from the supplier.
- Trade / customs evidence (where available)Missing
Aggregate trade context plus supplier customs documents give buyers export-readiness signals.
Next action: Review country/product trade context; ask the supplier for customs documents where relevant.
- Insurance documentMissing — ask the supplier
Buyers typically require proof of business or product liability insurance before contracting.
Next action: Request a current certificate of insurance from the supplier.
- Audit or inspection reportMissing — buyer request
A recent audit or inspection report shows the supplier has been independently reviewed.
Next action: Request the most recent audit or inspection report from the supplier.
- EORI / customs registrationMissing
EU imports need a valid EORI registration in the customs chain.
Next action: Ask the supplier for their EORI number and validate it at the official EU page.
Supplier identity
- ConfirmedCompany registration (Brreg)
Registered Norwegian company; identity fields match the official register.
Brønnøysundregistrene (Brreg)Checked 2 Jul 2026 - ConfirmedRegistered business address
Address on record in the official register.
Brønnøysundregistrene (Brreg)Checked 2 Jul 2026
Product fit
- ConfirmedFarmed Atlantic salmon (salmonids segment)
Registered industry code covers marine aquaculture; consistent with the company’s stated products.
Brønnøysundregistrene (Brreg)Checked 2 Jul 2026 - Self-statedProduction volume statement
Stated on the company website; not independently sourced.
Company websiteChecked 2 Jul 2026
Food safety evidence
- Needs reviewFood safety certificate (site-specific copy)
Certification is referenced publicly; a current certificate copy is not on file and has not been reviewed.
Checked 2 Jul 2026 - Needs reviewApproved establishment listing
Norwegian establishments exporting to the EU are listed publicly; the specific listing has not been matched and reviewed yet.
Mattilsynet — approved establishmentsChecked 2 Jul 2026
Traceability & catch/IUU evidence
- MissingTraceability / origin documentation
Not on file yet.
Checked 2 Jul 2026
Certificates & approvals
- ConfirmedAquaculture licences
Licence records are published in the public aquaculture register.
Fiskeridirektoratet — AkvakulturregisteretChecked 2 Jul 2026 - Self-statedASC certification
Stated by the company; certificate copies for specific sites are not on file.
Company websiteChecked 2 Jul 2026
ESG / CSRD evidence readiness
- Self-statedSustainability / ESG documentation
Sustainability reporting is published by the company; documents are not on file and not independently reviewed.
Company websiteChecked 2 Jul 2026 - Needs reviewSupply-chain due diligence statement (åpenhetsloven)
Larger Norwegian companies publish Transparency Act statements; the specific statement has not been matched and reviewed yet.
Checked 2 Jul 2026
Product-level evidence (DPP-ready foundation)
- MissingProduct specification sheets
Not found in checked sources yet; typically provided by the supplier on request.
Checked 2 Jul 2026
EU buyer readiness
- Self-statedNorwegian Seafood Council exporter listing
Voluntary registry listing; not an official approval.
Norwegian Seafood Council — exporter registryChecked 2 Jul 2026 - Not enough dataHealth certificate workflow
Issued per consignment by the competent authority; not assessable before a concrete shipment.
Checked 2 Jul 2026
Missing & out-of-date evidence
- Product specification sheets — not found in checked sources yet.
- Traceability / origin documentation — not found in checked sources yet.
Suggested next action
Ask the supplier for: current food safety certificate copies (site-specific), ASC certificates for the relevant farming sites, and product specification sheets for the products you intend to buy.