KIDEMIS AG develops sustainable alternatives to fishmeal and fish oil for aquafeed using mycoprotein, which is made from agricultural sidestreams. The products aim to improve food security while reducing the environmental impact of aquaculture.

KIDEMIS AG

KIDEMIS | 1,656 followers on LinkedIn. Swiss mycelium feed/food tech | KIDEMIS is a Swiss feed tech company that applies mycelium-based fermentation to upcycle low-value side streams into high value protein for various industries. Through our proprietary technology, we produce novel, functional and sustainable nutrition solutions with main focus on aquaculture applications.


Through our proprietary technology, we give access to novel, low-cost, sustainable &amp; high-quality nutrition solutions.

CEO and founder at KIDEMIS - mycoprotein disruption for aquaculture

Constantin Marakhov

Chief Technology Officer at Kidemis AG

Sean Wassermann

Food Science specialist

Maksim Kucher

Communication officer

Tatiana Gordiuk

KIDEMIS

In this quick clip, you’ll see our fish feeding on KIDEMIS ’s sustainably produced feed—nothing complex, just pure, natural nutrition designed to nourish without taxing our oceans. This reflects our goal to balance effective aquaculture with environmental respect. Every bite counts toward a healthier, eco-conscious approach to fish farming. Watch our commitment to sustainable aquaculture in action! BFH BFH-HAFL Thomas Janssens

KIDEMIS Joins the Sustainable Ocean Summit 2024! From November 5-7 in Barcelona, KIDEMIS joins global leaders at the Sustainable Ocean Summit, where we’ll dive into meaningful discussions on responsible aquaculture and the future of our oceans. We’re bringing fresh ideas on eco-friendly seafood production, aiming to redefine the industry with solutions that prioritize both sustainability and marine health. It's about making real change for the future of our oceans. Huge thanks to the World Ocean Council for organizing this impactful gathering and uniting voices for ocean stewardship!

In the aquaculture industry, some practices prioritize high yields and profitability over ethical treatment, often pushing animals to their limits. One controversial example is eyestalk ablation, a method used in shrimp farming to accelerate reproduction by removing one of the female shrimp's eyestalks. While this technique may increase egg production, it causes significant stress and pain, raising serious animal welfare concerns. Such practices highlight the ethical challenges within the industry, where the pursuit of productivity can come at the expense of humane treatment. It’s time to explore alternative, sustainable methods that don’t compromise animal welfare. Learn more about eyestalk ablation and its impacts on shrimp welfare in the article by the Shrimp Welfare Project here: https://lnkd.in/dDPRtjaW

Curious about the future of #Biotechnology and #Bioprocessing ? Meet KIDEMIS at The Futures of Food event by EIT Food and VTT during Slush Helsinki on November 20, 2024! Join us and other leaders in #food innovation to explore sustainable solutions and game-changing ideas. Don’t miss the EIT Food Accelerator Network 2024 cohort pitch session, featuring KIDEMIS and more!

We're excited to share that Constantin Marakhov presented our vision and process at the Ocean Exchange . At KIDEMIS , we’re transforming agricultural sidestreams into a sustainable future for aquaculture. Our innovative process converts sidestreams into high-quality, nutritious protein for fish feed through solid-state mycelium fermentation. Here's how it works: Agricultural sidestreams: we start with substrates from agricultural waste, giving new life to materials that would otherwise go unused. Solid State Mycelium Fermentation: through an eco-friendly fermentation process, mycelium converts these sidestreams into nutrient-dense proteins. Nutritious & Sustainable Protein Meal: the result is a cost-effective, sustainable feed packed with the nutrients needed for healthy aquaculture. We’re proud to contribute to a more sustainable and affordable solution in the aquafeed industry. #innovation #USA #blueeconomy #aquafeed

Kidemis at the Ocean Exchange : Driving Sustainable Innovation in Aquaculture Kidemis is honored to have participated in the recent Ocean Exchange event, where we joined a dynamic community focused on advancing sustainable solutions for our oceans and marine life. This event provided the perfect platform to discuss our mission, exchange insights on sustainable practices, and explore new partnerships for impactful change. We’re inspired by the incredible exchange of ideas and remain committed to leveraging our expertise to drive meaningful innovation in aquaculture that aligns with global sustainability goals.

Kidemis had the pleasure of attending the VDS joining innovators, investors, and industry leaders to explore impactful, tech-driven solutions for today’s biggest challenges. At the Summit, we showcased our sustainable fish feed solutions, designed to reduce aquaculture’s environmental impact while supporting efficiency and growth in fish farming. The event reinforced our commitment to leveraging innovation for responsible aquaculture. Thank you to Startup Valencia and everyone we connected with for a productive experience and inspiring discussions.

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We at KIDEMIS had an amazing time working with IMD MBA team. A lot of valuable insights, ideas and of course fun. Now we have certificate :) John E. Sean Wassermann Constantin Marakhov Leif Sjöblom Jim Pulcrano Benoit Leleux Sebastián Wilson Kumi Hiramatsu Ananya Bala Jack Davies Kriti Dixit Naga Tran Arapaho #innovation #startup #MBA

Aquaculture Market Report 2024-2032: Key Insights and Emerging Trends The global aquaculture market is experiencing rapid growth due to increased demand for farmed fish and the depletion of natural fish stocks. Key drivers include technological advancements like AI, which are improving precision in fish farming and enhancing monitoring of water quality and fish health. Key Trends: There is a strong shift towards sustainable and environmentally friendly practices, aimed at reducing the environmental impact of aquaculture. The integration of IoT and AI is enabling the industry to optimize resource use and improve fish welfare management. Geographical Insights: Asia-Pacific dominates the market, with China, India, and Vietnam benefiting from favorable climates and labor availability. North America and Europe are focusing on technology to meet environmental regulations and increase commercial fish production. Challenges and Opportunities: Viral outbreaks and the need for sustainable feedstocks remain significant challenges, but they also present opportunities for innovation in vaccines and eco-friendly feed. Kidemis offers sustainable fish feed solutions designed to reduce the environmental impact of aquaculture. By focusing on eco-friendly ingredients, Kidemis helps fish farms meet sustainability goals while maintaining high production efficiency. https://lnkd.in/gt_T2bqW

KIDEMIS develops sustainable mycoprotein ingredients as an alternative to fishmeal and fish oil for aquafeed to reduce the environmental impact of aquaculture.

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