Denofa

Denofa processes imported soybeans into soy meal, soy oil and soy lecithin at its plant in Fredrikstad, Norway. Its products include Denothin 62 soy lecithin (E322) and SoyPass, a soy meal treated for dairy cows. The soybeans are non-GMO and deforestation-free, and the company tracks its supply chain from the farm to the port in Fredrikstad. It imports about 450,000 tonnes of soybeans a year, mainly from Brazil, with the rest from Canada and the USA.

Most of the processed soy goes into animal feed for cattle, pigs and poultry. The oil and lecithin are also sold for food manufacturing and for other industrial uses. The company also operates its own energy production and an ISPS-certified port with a 510-metre quay that can receive large cargo ships.

The company traces its history to 1912, when it was founded as De Nordiske Fabrikker in Fredrikstad, and its registered founding date is 2004-12-17. It has been owned by the Brazilian AMAGGI group since 2013 and became majority owner of the spin-off Pronofa in 2021. Denofa is recruiting apprentices for 2026 in chemical process, industrial mechanics and logistics.

Product: Soy meal, soy oil and soy lecithin (Denothin 62), plus SoyPass soy meal for dairy cows.