Hatch Blue’s CREST Accelerator casts a global call for high-impact, early-stage companies for a program commencing in H2 2025.
Entries are now open for the Aquaculture Awards 2025 that will celebrate the outstanding achievements of individuals and businesses in the sector over the past year.
Areas of focus will include the TCRS improver program, digital technology, and sustainable feeds.
After the cancelation of the event in China, World Aquaculture 2025 will take place in India in November 2025.
The event will take place in Rome on May 29 and this year’s theme is New EU vision for more competitive and sustainable livestock economy & outlook on transatlantic green feed trade.
The integration of different species in the same breeding farm, the use of fish byproducts and microbial proteins for feeds, closed-loop systems, among others, will be discussed at AquaFarms in February.
The next WAS meeting in Africa will take place from June 24-27, 2025, at the Speke Resort Munyonyo in Entebbe, Uganda.
The council hosted aquaculture nutritionists from Ecuador and Panama to promote sustainable practices for distiller’s grains with solubles and corn-fermented proteins.
This is the second time the event has been hosted in China, following the successful World Aquaculture 2002 conference in Beijing more than 20 years ago.
The third edition of Aquafuture Spain, set to take place from May 20-22, 2025, in Vigo, has reached a significant milestone with 200 exhibitors from 27 countries.
The event attracted nearly 1,300 attendees from 74 countries, mostly from Africa.
The event hosted aquaculture industry stakeholders to participate in educational seminars and hands-on training to improve the efficiency, sustainability and profitability of their operations.
FISH4ACP initiative will host a virtual tour to discover solutions in aquatic food value chains in Nigeria, Zimbabwe and Tanzania.
The production of farmed aquatic animals has reached 94 million tons for a value exceeding USD 300 billion. In Italy, the sector has a value of EUR 400 million for fish farming alone, with 25 farmed species.
The meeting addressed FAO’s vision for the sustainable transformation of the livestock sector, which includes reducing feed loss and waste, optimizing feed conversion, and enhancing nutrient use to reduce environmental impacts and antimicrobial resistance.
At this year’s IPIFF Annual Congress, a new Policy Roadmap was unveiled outlining three pillars for EU policy action over the next five years.
The event hosted 2,193 exhibitors from 51 countries and around 120,000 investment-ready visitors from 149 countries.
The Collective Knowledge Programme offers new modules that provide essential knowledge and skills related to feed safety in an accessible way.
The Global Shrimp Forum returns to the van der Valk Hotel in Utrecht from September 2-4, 2025.
The course will be presented from February 3-7, 2025, at Texas A&M University in person and live online via Zoom by staff, industry representatives, and consultants.
