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Syndel

What makes us unique

We are Syndel – A Global Leader in Fish Health Solutions

From humble beginnings, Syndel has become a world-class company specializing in high performance aquaculture health solutions for fish reproduction, disease prevention, anesthetics, and biosecurity.

Global population growth is increasing the demand for safe, healthy, and sustainable supplies of protein for human consumption. The global food supply is being strained to keep pace with this demand.

At Syndel, we believe the organized and sustainable growth of aquaculture is necessary to meet the world’s rising food demand. Aquaculture’s growth in turn depends on access to a portfolio of safe, effective, and high-quality pharmaceutical, health, and nutritional products.

International agencies have implemented stringent regulations in aquaculture to protect consumers, and Syndel’s products meet and exceed these exacting standards, delivering safe and effective products and consistent value to all customers.

Syndel is a privately held company that has developed and marketed high quality aquaculture pharmaceutical health and nutritional products worldwide for more than 40 years. Syndel headquarters are located in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, both Ferndale, Washington USA (including our quality control laboratories and FDA inspected manufacturing plant), and a Canadian office located in Nanaimo, BC Canada.

The Syndel culture embodies a core set of values to guide our activities: Customer Focus, Quality, Safety, Teamwork, Respect, Growth, and Innovation. Our facilities operate under the standards of current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP). These guidelines provide a system of processes, procedures, and documentation to assure our products have the identity, strength, composition, quality, and purity that is appropriate for their intended use. Our fish health products and biosecurity supplies are used extensively around the world by private aquaculture companies, research institutions, fish veterinarians, and public zoos and aquariums.