Crevetec

Founded 2006 Other Belgium
Contact Person
Eric De Muylder (Director/CEO/General Manager)
Telephone
32-******1004
Mobile
003******1004
Fax
32-*****8604
Address
Nieuwenbos 43 Groot-Bijgaarden

Company Introduction

The aim is to produce shrimp and other crustaceans in the most ecological way.

This means with optimal utilisation of various resources: water, feed, raw materials, land surface.

All losses (leaching, undigestible food, unnecessary transport of feed, nutrient rich effluents) should be minimized and treated in the following order:

REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE

Reduction of losses: short time between production of feeds and utilisation

Optimal utilisation: maximum digestibility, good feed quality, feed management

Treatment and recyling: nutrient recycling through in-pond biological treatment, uptake of nutrients by algae and bacteria

Effluent treatment: recuperation of nutrients by seaweeds, molluscs, omnivorous fish

Utilisation of sludges for the production of sea vegetables.

CreveTec will develop technology, alone or with partners, to optimize resources utilisation, step by step.

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