Feed One Co. is investing USD 91 million to build a new, high-efficiency aquafeed factory in Toyokawa by 2028, aiming to double capacity, enhance sustainability, and drive innovation in Japan’s rapidly evolving aquaculture industry.
Mads Martinsen is the new general manager of Skretting Norway.
The agreements will ease trade flows, which is expected to lead to lower costs and quicker delivery times for exports to the EU, the largest market for Scottish salmon.
A new study shows that stress can cause salmon fillets to lose color, and that adjusting vitamin A and astaxanthin levels in feed may help maintain pigmentation under such conditions.
The USD 150 million Blue Loan from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) is a first for the seafood industry in Thailand.
The strategy emphasizes facilitating increased trade and investment and strengthening government-to-government dialogue on business and trade issues.
The certification was formally awarded during a ceremony at Seafood Expo Global in Barcelona.
SSP and Corbion join forces, combining knowledge, strategic vision, and commitment to accelerate the transformation os sustainable shrimp aquaculture.
As a result of this partnership, Salmofood's Castro plant is the first facility in Chile to be certified for the production of organic salmon feed in accordance with European Union regulations.
The company reported record Q1 volumes and strong earnings across all segments, while advancing preparations for a potential separate stock exchange listing.
With more than 20 years of experience in the aquaculture industry, Håvard Walde is the new managing director for Skretting’s salmon businesses in Australia, Chile, North America and Norway.
Nicovita Origin Reproductores is a comprehensive solution designed for shrimp prepared for reproduction starting at 20 grams.
A 10-week feeding trial in rainbow trout showed that genetically modified Camelina sativa oil increased omega-3 levels in fillets without affecting growth, health, or welfare.
The company also launched five new innovative hatchery feed products for diverse species, including salmon, tilapia, golden pompano, snakehead and catfish.
The aquafeed supply agreement will be in effect for 2025 and 2026.
Research articles, review articles, commentaries from leaders in the field that outline the challenges the community faces and potential directions for research to overcome these challenges and new methods are welcome.
Egypt’s Suez Canal Aquaculture Company and Spain’s Grupo Tejedor Lázaro have signed an MoU to advance fisheries, aquaculture, and feed production.
CP Foods plans to acquire the remaining 23.8% stake in CPP, which operates businesses in Vietnam and China.
The new edition of Aquafeed Magazine is now available in English and Spanish.
India’s shrimp industry calls to remove domestic import duties on key aquaculture inputs and is sparking urgent trade negotiations with the United States.
