You hold 12 licences and must report biomass monthly to the Food Safety Authority.
The biomass module records per licence + location, calculates MTB utilization, and submits the report via the Altinn form BR-01.
Norway is the world's second-largest seafood producer. The sector has its own regulations: the Aquaculture Act, monthly biomass reporting to Mattilsynet, MTB (maximum allowed biomass) per licence, and strict export rules. 4b2b supports licence management, tracking biomass → feed consumption → slaughter → export, and NSC reporting (Norwegian Seafood Council).
You hold 12 licences and must report biomass monthly to the Food Safety Authority.
The biomass module records per licence + location, calculates MTB utilization, and submits the report via the Altinn form BR-01.
You export fresh salmon to France — NSC requires a 0.3 % export levy.
Each export invoice calculates the NSC levy automatically and is delivered as a monthly aggregated report. Research levy (0.05 %) is included too.
Feed consumption per kilo of salmon produced must be tracked for sustainability reporting.
The platform logs feed deliveries, FCR (feed conversion ratio), and generates an ESG report per licence for customers/authorities.
The 4b2b ecosystem combines Altinn integration, EHF, SAF-T and BankID in one platform. Industry configurations activate by NACE code.