IDAH company profile

IDAH’s ultimate goal is to be world’s number one with customer satisfaction.

IDAH’s vision is to build on our solid traditional manufacturing roots and expand out to be a full-service solutions provider: offering value-added system designs and turnkey project consultation services.

Through this expansion, we hope to create an international platform where technology could be shared and integrated for the benefit of our customers.

By upholding the IDAH Spirit, the passionate team members of IDAH are committed to achieve this vision.

The IDAH Spirit

"Creativity, Honesty & Quality "

Creativity is what gave birth to IDAH in 1974 and consequently the birth of the feeds manufacturing industry in Asia.

Innovation through creativity is what has enabled us to be the industry driver from our inception until now. IDAH is committed and well positioned to lead the industry of tomorrow.

If creativity is the engine that has rapidly pushed IDAH forward; Honesty is what keeps us moving in the right direction.

 IDAH has been firmly grounded on the virtues of quality, honour, and accountability. Our main business is to safeguard the trust that customers have given us and be a dedicated upholder of the highest quality standard.

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24/01/2017: Abstract presentation Dr Holger Kühlwein – Aquatic Asia conference 2017

“From beer to fish: functional brewer’s yeast products in aquafeeds”

by Dr Holger Kühlwein, Leiber GmbH

Beer brewing has a centuries-long tradition, and especially the famous Reinheitsgebot, sometimes called the “German Purity Law”, of beer brewing from the year 1516 has enormously contributed to the great acceptance of beer as a high-quality, food-grade product. 

 

Image: Karen

Consequently, processing the brewer’s yeast to a refined quality after the brewing process results in a premium, standardised, quality consistent, guaranteed non-GMO raw material free from other contaminants or additives (e.g. additional flavor components, enzymes or even antibiotics and heavy metals).

The yeast used during beer brewing is Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Depending on the further processing a range of various brewer’s yeast products can be produced featuring different functionalities in humans and animals including aquatic organisms (e.g. prebiotic yeast cell walls improving gut health, and highly purified ß-glucans boosting immune competence).

In intensive aquaculture fish and shellfish are often subjected to a plethora of various stressors in their living environment (pathogens, handling/transport, environmental changes, etc.).

In consequence, these stressors may have negative effects on growth performance and health status of the animal, and ultimately the economic success of aquaculture husbandry.

Hence, functional feeds are increasingly applied in order to prophylactically strengthen the animal’s resistance against external adversities.

The presentation will introduce the functional differences in various brewer’s yeast products, and then illustrate these functionalities in aquatic species by means of exemplary scientific research data.

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24/01/2017: Aller Aqua Ghana is officially open for business

Aller Aqua Ghana was recently inaugurated in Senchi Amanfrom 

The inauguration was attended by many customers, business partners and industry officials – more than 80 people came to help us celebrate.
 

From left to right: The Royal Danish Ambassador ToveDegnbol, Carsten Jørgensen (CFO, Aller Aqua Group), Niels Lundgaard (CommercialDirector for Africa, Aller Aqua Group) and Madam Abene Kyei (DistrictCoordinating Director). © Aller Aqua Group A/S

Amongst participants were officials from the District Assembly, the Ministry of Fisheries, the Royal Danish Ambassador and members of the press.
 

Emmanuel Ofosu
(Country Director, Aller Aqua Ghana).
© Aller Aqua Group A/S

At the inauguration, speakers included Carsten Jørgensen (CFO, Aller Aqua Group), the Royal Danish Ambassador Tove Degnbol, Madam Abene Kyei (District Coordinating Director) and Niels Lundgaard (Commercial Director for Africa, Aller Aqua Group). 
Emmanuel Ofosu, Country Director for Ghana, was present to greet all attendees and answer questions. Emmanuel received many inquiries and contacts for further collaboration, and is looking forward to follow up on these. Fish feed for aquaculture, specifically Tilapia and Catfish, will be offered in Ghana by Emmanuel Ofosu and his team, consisting of five dedicated staff members. 

Aller Aqua Ghana Limited is strategically situated by the Volta River where many fish farmers have their farms. This, paired with positive statements from current customers, gets the company off to a positive start.

“The opening day was a result of months of hard work, and we are glad to be able to start offering fish feed to the Ghanaian aquaculture sector from our local company, Aller Aqua Ghana Limited. Aller Aqua essentially help the farmers grow their businesses by providing high quality fish feed which leads to faster growth, healthier fish and thus a better end product. This is our aim in all the countries we are represented in, and was a key parameter in our decision in starting Aller Aqua Ghana Limited. ” Explains Niels Lundgaard, Commercial Director for Africa, Aller Aqua Group.

Aller Aqua would like to thank this opportunity to thank everyone involved in making the inauguration a great success and hope to see all of you again soon.

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