 In 2002 KfK was put up for sale and a consortium of 8 companies headed by Dansk Landbrugs Grovvareselskab (DLG) bought all activities related to agriculture.The remaining business was renamed Treka A/S consisting of two separate companies; BioMar A/S, producing fish feed, and EcoNordic, producing biofuels in the form of wood pellets.EcoNordic was sold to Statoil in 2003 where it became the subsidiary Statoil EcoNordic and in 2005 Norsk Hydro sold its controlling share in Biomar to Schouw & Co.