Industry leaders unite to develop African aquaculture

Business leaders from 22 companies across the African aquaculture sector have established the African Aquaculture Business Leaders Network (AABLN). Source link

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Industry leaders unite to develop African aquaculture

Business leaders from 22 companies across the African aquaculture sector have established the African Aquaculture Business Leaders Network (AABLN). Source link...

CMFRI to run three-day live fish sale

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Pharmaq and NMBU team up to improve tilapia health in Africa

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Industry leaders unite to develop African aquaculture

Business leaders from 22 companies across the African...

CMFRI to run three-day live fish sale

The ICAR-Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) will...

Robins McIntosh

Robins McIntosh reflects on a year that’s seen...

Science News

Aquaculture’s reliance on wild fish may be higher than previously thought

A recent study published in Science Advances, has suggested that the global aquaculture industry may use significantly greater amounts of wild-caught fish than previously estimated. Source link

Mapping to target Tasmania’s best Asparagopsis genetics

Scientists in Tasmania are mapping local variations of the red Asparagopsis seaweed to identify the best genetics for methane-reducing livestock feeds. Associate Professor Jeff Wright, at the University of Tasmania’s Institute of Marine and Antarctic...

Ittinsect announces rebrand to reflect expanded operations

As of today, the sustainable aquafeed innovator Ittinsect has officially rebranded as Ocean Twist Biotechnology as the company seeks to reflect its expanded operations and technology. Source link

Technology

US Department of Energy funds $2.5 m algae-for-aquafeed project

A novel technology that combines carbon emissions from pulp and paper mills with aquaculture wastewater, then converts it into algae-based...

Aquafeed technology firm secures international agreements

The Norwegian company Laksesystemer has announced the finalisation of agreements to supply feeding technology to land-based aquaculture operations in South...

Industry leaders unite to develop African aquaculture

Business leaders from 22 companies across the African...

CMFRI to run three-day live fish sale

The ICAR-Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) will...

Robins McIntosh

Robins McIntosh reflects on a year that’s seen...

Akva steps up submersible salmon cage technology

Akva group has launched a next-generation air dome...

Ocean News

Nomad steps up commitment to fish welfare

Nomad Foods, one of the largest seafood companies in the world, has joined the Global Coalition for Animal Welfare (GCAW), showing a commitment...

Ode opens new cod farming facility

Ode - a Norway-based producer of farmed cod...

Aquaship/Intership acquires FSV in landmark deal

Aquaship/Intership, backed by American Industrial Partners (AIP), has...

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Industry leaders unite to develop African aquaculture

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The free solution to seafood carbon footprinting

A new toolkit that’s been specially designed to help seafood producers measure their carbon footprints has just been released by Blueyou, who are...

ASC to finance Women in Ocean Food initiative for another three years

Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) has announced its continued support for the Women in Ocean Food programme, which supports early-stage female entrepreneurs in emerging...

AquaBounty set to cease farming

AquaBounty is set to cease salmon production entirely having announced plans to wind down its hatchery operations in Bay Fortune, Prince Edward Island. Source...

Finns look to fins to feed the world

Hailia, a company enabling seafood processors to use sidestreams, such as fish fins, for the production of human food, has today announced an...

EU approves €155 million Danish seafood processing scheme

The European Commission has greenlit a €155 million scheme aimed at advancing sustainability in Denmark’s fishery and aquaculture processing industries. Source link

Onda to advance plant-based aquafeed research

Onda, a Canadian aquaculture research organisation, has announced a new project to investigate the use of canola as an alternative aquafeed ingredient. Source link...

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