Reports

Food fish from aquaculture on course to catch up with wild caught this year

Aquaculture looks set to equalize capture fisheries in the contribution of fish for human consumption (excluding fisheries for fishmeal production) in 2008, according to the latest FAO Food Outlook- Global Market Analysis

July 3, 2008

Food fish from aquaculture on course to catch up with wild caught this year

Aquaculture output has been growing for decades with its share reaching 49 percent in 2007 and with growth forecast also in 2008, the historic milestone of parity seems likely to be reached during the current year.

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Combining fat and sugar in diets leads to increased weight

Reports

Food fish from aquaculture on course to catch up with wild caught this year

Combining fat and sugar in diets leads to increased weight

GAFTA FIN fishmeal and fish oil Sustainability Dossier published

Phileo by Lesaffre releases guide on fermentation solutions for shrimp farming

Aquatic Food Security

ICCF publishes feed ingredient identification and characterization guidance

Skretting opens fish feed facility in Nigeria

Project achieves significant improvements with data-driven salmon lice strategy

Skretting, Iceland-based LAXEY enter long-term partnership on the back of Nutreco investment

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