Salmon is healthy!
Farmed salmon is healthy and safe. This fact has been established time and again by food safety and nutritional authorities in the more than 110 countries where Norwegian salmon is imported. Salmon contains a number of nutrients that the human body requires including Vitamin D and omega-3 fatty acids.
Farmed salmon is healthy and safe. This fact has been established time and again by food safety and nutritional authorities in the more than 110 countries where Norwegian salmon is imported.
Proteine
Helps build and maintain all the cells in your body. Proteins consist of different amino acids. Those that your body cannot produce on its own have to come from your diet including seafood. They are called essential amino acids.
Omega 3-fatty acids
Help prevent and slow down development of cardiovascular deceases. They also function as essential building blocks in brain development.
Vitamine A
Contributes to maintain eye sight as well a good immune response system. Also important for fetal development as well the ability to reproduce.
Vitamine D
Required to obtain the right calcium balance in your body and essential for maintaining and strengthening the skeleton. The body only produces vitamine D when the skin is exposed to sun light. Vitamine D is a natural component in fatty fish such as salmon.
Vitamine B12
Important enabler for your body to form new cells. Also important to help prevent anemia.
Selenium
Essential for the bodys immune defence system as it helps compat damaging chemical processes in your body.
Iodine
Helps you maintain a normal metabolism. Iodine deficiency may lead to changes in the metabolism .
Frøya does not contain antibiotics
Frøya is made from Norwegian salmon and as such is free from antibiotics.
In the rare instances where salmon has to be prescribed antibiotics by a veterinarian, they are tested by the Norwegian Food Safety Authority prior to being harvested and sold into the market. This guarantees that no salmon sold contains antibiotics. Less than 2% of Norwegian salmon is treated with antibiotics. Antibiotic treatment in salmon production is reduced by 99 percent since 1987. Effective vaccines and preventative measures are the reasons why Norway’s aquaculture industry uses barely any antibiotics today.
More facts about Frøya salmon:
Safe to eat Frøya raw straight from the pack
It is safe to eat Frøya raw even without prior freezing. Also when cooking with Frøya you don’t have to overcook your fish to feel safe – Frøya is best enjoyed when prepared rare to medium rare.
The secret behind the perfect eating experience
Eating Frøya is like eating freshly caught fish. We fillet and remove skinn and bones within only a couple of hours after the salmon is swimming in the sea and then pack it immediately.