The Japanese firm plans to acquire an additional 13.81%, bringing its total shareholding to 20%.
The company appointed Sih Yang Sim as business development manager, Marine Fish for APAC/China.
The company also reported record-breaking performance in Q2 2025, driven by continued growth in domestic shrimp and fish feed products.
Vitapro reports more than 2,700 tons of waste repurposed in Ecuador and 100% of packaging recycled in Chile.
Aboitiz Foods surpassed the Philippines' 2024 plastic recovery targets under the Extended Producer Responsibility Law by over 300%.
Torqx acquired a majority stake in Ocean Nutrition in 2022 and has now sold it to Great Salt Lake Artemia.
Eighteen feed mills have achieved ASC Feed Certification so far in 2025, accelerating global momentum.
Mads Martinsen has been appointed CEO of Skretting Norway
Trond Williksen will step down as CEO, Patrick Waty will join as CEO and Therese Log Bergjord as a non-executive director.
Malta has signed an agreement to establish its first national research center for aquaculture and fisheries, aiming to boost innovation, sustainability, and economic growth in the maritime sector.
The Chilean National Economic Prosecutor’s Office (FNE) has requested that the Tribunal for the Defense of Free Competition (TDLC) impose the maximum fines on salmon feed producers BioMar, Skretting, and Salmofood, totaling USD 79.8 million.
The new edition of Aquafeed Magazine is available in English and Spanish.
A two-year project in the Philippines is working with a locally developed feed ingredient made from coconut byproducts and how it can provide a sustainable and affordable alternative to imported soybean meal.
The New Zealand government is investing $455,000 in a Skretting-led project to develop specialized feed for King salmon, aiming to boost sustainable aquaculture, reduce production costs, and grow high-value seafood exports.
Over 50 leading UK businesses, representing more than 60% of the UK's soy demand, are urging Brazil to maintain the Amazon Soy Moratorium.
The companies are innovating to achieve the optimal synergy between biology and technology in Andfjord’s land-based systems and unlock the full potential of Atlantic salmon.
Researchers have identified a fat recycling process in Atlantic salmon cells that could enable healthier feeds and disease resistance.
The feed mill in Uganda will deliver fish feed to reduce the dependence on imported feed in the country.
Business performance was primarily driven by the expansion of its core feed business both domestically and internationally.
Research findings showed enhanced fish health benefits while increasing the nutritional value of farmed salmon for consumers.
