Our Marine Collagen Peptides are sourced from wild-caught Alaskan cod harvested from the North Pacific Ocean and meet Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification standards.
How is the collagen sourced?
Our Marine Collagen Peptides are made from fish skin and scales, which are valuable sources of collagen. These parts would otherwise have limited use or be discarded during fish processing, so using them helps make better use of the fish and reduce waste.
The collagen is then processed and hydrolyzed into smaller collagen peptides.
Is Marine Collagen Peptides sustainably sourced?
Yes. Our Marine Collagen is sourced from cod fisheries that follow sustainable fishing practices and meet Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification standards. MSC standards are designed to help ensure that wild-caught fisheries are responsibly managed, maintain healthy fish populations, and minimize environmental impacts.
Using fish skin and scales also supports more efficient use of the fish by turning parts that might otherwise go to waste into a useful collagen ingredient.
Where does the fish come from?
The fish used for our Marine Collagen Peptides comes from wild-caught Alaskan cod harvested from the North Pacific Ocean.
In short
Our Marine Collagen Peptides are made from wild-caught Alaskan cod, use fish skin and scales that might otherwise go to waste, and are sourced from fisheries that meet MSC certification standards for responsible and sustainable fishing.
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