Supplying the World with Icelandic Marine Collagen at Scale
Premium marine collagen peptides from wild-caught North Atlantic fish. Sustainably sourced, certified quality, delivered worldwide.
Why Nordwell
Three pillars that define our marine collagen.
Pure Quality
Derived from Iceland's pristine North Atlantic waters with proximity to fishing grounds ensuring steady access to the freshest wild-caught fish bred in cold waters. Produced with lava filtered pure Icelandic spring water.
Innovative Standards
Produced in a state-of-the-art facility using advanced and automated hydrolysis technology to achieve optimal molecular weight and bioavailability.
Sustainable Practices
Powered entirely by Icelandic renewable energy, our raw materials come only from MSC-certified fisheries and are harvested with eco-friendly gear. We focus on responsible production practices that help maximize the use of every fish and advance the industry goal of 100% utilization.
Certified for Quality, Safety & Compliance
Premium Marine Collagen Peptides
Nordwell produces hydrolyzed Type I marine collagen peptides derived from the skin of wild-caught cod from the pristine waters of Iceland in the North Atlantic. Through controlled enzymatic hydrolysis, we achieve a consistent 1,500 – 2,000 dalton molecular weight for optimal bioavailability.
At 93%+ protein content, our collagen is taste and odor neutral. Already used in supplements, functional foods, beverages, cosmetics, and pet nutrition worldwide.
Nordwell at a Glance
From Ocean to Ingredient
A transparent, traceable supply chain
Source
Wild-caught fish from sustainable North Atlantic fisheries off the coast of Iceland.
Process
Enzymatic hydrolysis in HACCP and BRCGS certified Icelandic production facilities.
Test
Rigorous quality control and laboratory analysis at every stage of production.
Deliver
Packaged and shipped to customers worldwide with full documentation and Certificate of Analysis.
Made in Iceland
Iceland's pristine North Atlantic waters and centuries of fishing expertise make it the ideal origin for premium marine collagen. Our production is powered entirely by renewable geothermal and hydroelectric energy.
From a state-of-the-art production facility on the Icelandic shore, we maintain full traceability and the highest international quality standards across every batch.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Marine collagen is a protein derived from the skin, scales, and bones of fish. It differs from other types of collagen, like bovine or porcine collagen, in its amino acid profile and molecular weight. Marine collagen is known for its high bioavailability, meaning that when the peptides are of low molecular weight, it is easily absorbed by the body, making it an excellent choice for skin, hair, nails, and joint health.
It is different in the way that Nordwell collagen only uses skin from wild cod harvested sustainably from the pristine fishing grounds of Iceland. That means that it is free of antibiotics and growth hormones. It is also taste and odor neutral, which makes it ideal for nutraceuticals and functional food and beverages. The Nordwell Marine Collagen is hydrolyzed, Type I, polypeptide powder and low molecular weight.
Nordwell only sells Premium Marine Collagen Powder made from cod skins in bulk or B2B. We work with producers of nutraceuticals, cosmetics, premium pet food producers, and producers of functional food and beverages. We ship locally and globally. Our product is Halal certified and produced in HACCP and BRCGS certified production facilities.
Studies show that collagen offers numerous benefits, including improving skin elasticity and hydration, promoting healthy hair and nails, supporting joint function, and aiding in muscle recovery. Its amino acids, particularly glycine, proline, and hydroxyproline, play essential roles in collagen synthesis and overall skin health.
Marine collagen is often considered superior due to its higher bioavailability, which means it is absorbed more efficiently by the body. Additionally, marine collagen contains a unique amino acid profile that is particularly beneficial for skin health, whereas bovine and porcine collagen have different profiles that may have varying benefits. Marine collagen is also a preferred choice for individuals who follow certain dietary restrictions, such as those avoiding land animal products.