Innovation
Photo: Sune Eriksen
Innovation through collaboration
Research is key to developing new ways for Norilia to harness the potential of our raw materials and ingredients. New value-adding processes and smart technologies have been developed and tested in collaboration with research partners and industry partners. For us, research, market insights and collaboration are the keys to finding new ways to refine our top-notch raw materials into high-quality, value-added products.
Refinement to help solve societal challenges
Our products and ingredients have properties that can help solve health and sustainability issues. This potential guides our innovation work, which focuses on a better utilization of our raw materials to contribute to good health and well-being and more responsible production and consumption. A focus on solving societal challenges ensures that we create even more value for our customers.
Photo: Sune Eriksen
Eggshell membrane heals chronic sores
Norwegian hens are world-class when it comes to animal health and welfare. This gives Norwegian eggs a unique quality and a fantastic starting point for developing new products. Norilia has collaborated on a research project with Biovotec and Nofima AS, a research institute, in order to develop an organic adhesive bandage made of eggshell membrane that can help heal chronic sores. This is a serious health problem with significant costs for both individuals and society.
High quality proteins made available through a gentle process
Proteins – everyone needs them, but some consumer groups cannot seem to get enough of them. Norilia has implemented a gentle, trade secret protected process to make the most out of poultry proteins. This process makes the proteins more easily available and they can be used in a wide range of applications.
Eggshell membrane heals chronic sores
Norwegian hens are world-class when it comes to animal health and welfare. This gives Norwegian eggs a unique quality and a fantastic starting point for developing new products. Norilia has collaborated on a research project with Biovotec and Nofima AS, a research institute, in order to develop an organic adhesive bandage made of eggshell membrane that can help heal chronic sores. This is a serious health problem with significant costs for both individuals and society.