Aker Biomarine Antarctic As

Natural Asa

Epax Norway As

Con Lin Co., Inc.

Aker Biomarine Asa

Arctic Nutrition As

Per Christian Saebo

Inge Bruheim

Asgeir Saebo

Mikko Griinari

Sebastiano Banni

Erik Fuglseth

Daniele Mancinelli

Novel marine lipid compositions comprising triglycerides and omega-3 rich phospholipids are described. The compositions are characterized by providing highly bioavailable omega-3, increased tissue incorporation of omega-3 and reduced concentration of pro-inflammatory cytokines.

Anti-inflammatory properties of marine lipid compositions

An enzymatic process for the kinetic separation of alkyl esters under organic solvent free conditions is disclosed. Alkyl esters obtained from e.g. fish oil are reacted with glycerol, in the presence of water, at different rates in an evacuated chamber. The reaction is terminated prior to reaching equilibrium and the enriched alkyl ester fraction is isolated from the reaction mixture by short path distillation.

Concentration of fatty acid alkyl esters by enzymatic reactions with glycerol

The present invention relates to the manufacture of conjugated linoleic acid, and in particular, to dietary supplements, feeds and food products containing conjugated linoleic acid. Accordingly, processes for producing conjugated linoleic acid of high purity and acid value are disclosed. These processes utilize alcoholate catalysts and esters of sunflower oil, safflower oil, or corn oil as the source of linoleic acid. The esters of conjugated linoleic acid produced by the process can be used in animal feeds and in food products suitable for human consumption. Furthermore, the esters can be converted into free fatty acids or incorporated into triglycerides.

Conjugated linoleic acid compositions

Novel compositions containing conjugated linoleic acid isomers can be used for controls in gas chromatography and for animal feeding studies. Purified isomers of conjugated linoleic acid can be treated to produce a preparation containing two isomers of CLA. The preparation can be used as is or further processed to separate the two isomers. The isomers can be used in their free fatty acid form or converted to alkylesters or triglycerides. Furthermore, the isomers are useful as supplements for food products or feed.

Methods for preparing CLA isomers

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Volda, Norway

Per Christian Saebo