Co-founders Gibran Huzaifah and Chrisna Aditya had been suspended from their respective posts as CEO and CFO.
The updated National Aquaculture Development Plan provides a holistic framework describing how federal agencies are advancing the contributions of aquaculture.
CSIRO launched a project in Hai Phong which aims to empower local shrimp farmers with near real-time data and forecasts to protect shrimp stocks.
The company will wind down its hatchery operations in Bay Fortune and its CEO steps down.
New research has enhanced the understanding of why sea lice are predominantly attracted to salmon.
The facility, with a capacity of three thousand tons per year, will use advance technology to farm rainbow trout year-round.
AgDevCo has signed a long-term investment with Tropo Farms.
The European Investment Bank loan will support the company’s expansion by funding two key phases.
Investment of nearly £1 billion on fish health and welfare has helped deliver the best survival rate for Scottish salmon since 2020.
With collaborative industry-focused scientific research and a new pro-aquaculture government, the industry is seeing cause for optimism.
Experts are recommending a shift to seaweed farming, a cost-effective alternative that requires minimal input.
A hundred twenty-five farmers across five clusters currently participate in the AIP with Luna Shrimp Farms.
The system is expected to help shrimp farmers all over Indonesia in preventing and mitigating epidemics, as well as improving productivity and sustainability in shrimp farming.
A consortium of researchers are working on a new benchmark testing tool that could help better validate the predictions of the dispersion of sea lice in water and enhance fish health.
Study shows that from 1999 to 2022 only 0.3% of the total land covered with mangroves was converted into fish and shrimp ponds.
The government is extending five years the deadline to move away from salmon net-pen farms.
Mowi Feed also had a good quarter, setting a new record for volumes sold in what is expected to be another year of all-time high volumes and earnings.
This comes in response to aquaculture producers’ calls to reduce the administrative burden of establishing and operating aquaculture sites in the EU.
More than five million pieces of vannamei shrimp seed will be imported to start commercial farming in the country.