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Peruvian anchovy fishery launches FIP
March 9, 2017
One of the most important fisheries in the world, the Peruvian anchovy fishery, launched this week its Fisheries Improvement Project (FIP) to get a “certifiable status” according to the guidelines of the Conservation Alliance for Seafood Solutions (CASS). The Action Plan for the FIP includes an update of the former pre-assessment against the MSC standard, an evaluation of the trophic impacts of the fishery, the improvement of controls for the small-scale fleet and a better understanding of the direct impacts on other species, through a private on board observers program.
US - Leonardo DiCaprio invests in Boulder aquaculture company LoveTheWild
March 9, 2017
LoveTheWild last month announced the close of a $3 million Series A round, led by Dutch investment firm Aqua-Spark. On Wednesday, the company revealed that DiCaprio was among the remaining investors. It was not disclosed how much the actor contributed financially. In a statement, DiCaprio praised LoveTheWild\'s efforts to shift the market toward sustainability with its farm-raised seafood kits: \"The exploitation of our oceans has left many marine ecosystems on the brink of total collapse, which is hurting our ability to harvest our seas as a reliable food source as we have for thousands of years. LoveTheWild is empowering people to take action on this crisis in a very meaningful way.\"
Przemyslaw Przeor appointed as Business Manager of Nutriad Polska
March 9, 2017
Nutriad has announced the appointment of Mr. Przemyslaw Przeor as Business Manager of its Polish branch, Nutriad Polska. Przemyslaw brings with him considerable experience in the Polish feed additive market, as he has serviced customers in the country for more than 10 years. “Nutriad achieved strong brand recognition in Poland over the years, building on products with a proven track record, supported by renowned technical experts. I am excited to have become part of the Nutriad team and look forward to growing our presence in Poland.”
DSM and Evonik establish joint venture for omega-3 fatty acids from natural marine algae
March 9, 2017
Royal DSM and Evonik recently announced their intention to establish a joint venture for omega-3 fatty acid products from natural marine algae for animal nutrition. Evonik and DSM’s alternative omega-3 source is the first to offer both EPA and DHA and will be aimed at initial applications in salmon aquaculture and pet food. The companies will together build a commercial-scale production facility in the United States. The joint venture plans to invest around US$ 200 million in the facility (USD 100 million by each party over circa 2 years). The initial annual production capacity will meet roughly 15% of the total current annual demand for EPA and DHA by the salmon aquaculture industry.
EU - Can farmed fish become vegetarian to reduce the industry's eco-footprint?
March 9, 2017
“The aim is to use vegetable proteins instead of fish proteins. Ten years ago, food was made of about 30 or 40 percent fish meal. Today that’s been reduced by between 15 and 20 percent and we’re working to further reduce it.” A large-scale European project has examined this shift to very low levels of fishmeal and fish oil for the five most important species in Europe: rainbow trout, Atlantic salmon, carp, sea bream and sea bass. Throughout the life cycle of the fish, growth, health, reproductive capacity, and nutritional qualities, have all been scrutinized.
RWANDA - Fish farmers decry lack of quality feeds
March 9, 2017
Fish farmers have called for new interventions to help address the numerous challenges affecting the sector’s development and growth potential. The farmers say lack of quality feeds and high prices are holding back the sector’s potential and hurting their businesses. “There is a problem of lack of quality fish feeds, but we are seeking ways to partner with the private sector and individuals to address the issue.\"
Michael Jensen appointed as new Chief Commercial Officer for Unibio
March 9, 2017
Unibio has announced the appointment of Michael Jensen MBA and Ph.D. as new Chief Commercial Officer. Michael Jensen has worked as a business executive in the food, feed and food ingredients industry and within industrial biotechnology. \"The business idea of Unibio both has meaning and purpose - and this is exactly why I am really looking forward to get going, meet the challenges and contribute with my experience and competences to a successful development of the company,”
US - Investor launches new fund for aquaculture feed technology
March 9, 2017
Aquaculture investor David Tze has launched the Tze Venture Search Fund for Aquaculture Technology, which is focused on aquafeed technology. Tze’s new search fund, announced during the \"F3 Fish-Free Feed Challenge\" meeting in the San Francisco Bay Area in January, will focus on innovation in the aquafeed ingredients sub-sector, seeking a single aquaculture technology to acquire, operate, and grow.
AUSTRALIA - Yumbah to produce own feed
March 2, 2017
Yumbah Aquaculture has become the only Australian abalone farm to produce and control the supply of its own feed after it bought South Australian based feed manufacturer, EP Aquafeeds. Yumbah Aquaculture has taken a controlling 75 per cent interest in the EP Aquafeeds business with the remaining 25 per cent share of the company remaining with current co-owner Thomas Coote. Under the terms of the acquisition the business will become Yumbah Aquafeeds.
US - Grain traders prepping fish oil substitutes for aquaculture, health fads
March 2, 2017
The world\'s top agricultural traders and biotechnology firms are finding novel ways to make fish oil substitutes from grains and algae as they seek to cash in on consumer health fads that have led to a scarcity of the fatty acids commonly found in fish. \"We have finite fish oil, growing aquaculture and a world that needs more Omega-3s. They\'re going to have to come from somewhere else.\"
Chinese BioMar JV inaugurates new production line and warehouse
March 2, 2017
The Joint-Venture between the Danish BioMar Group and the Chinese Tongwei Group took another important step with the inauguration of a new production line for extruded feed and a new warehouse at the Haiwei plant in Southern China. \"The new extruder line is part of an upgrade of the factory where we have replaced older equipment with more efficient technology. Together with our Chinese partner Tongwei we want to continue the growth of Haiwei and that requires a series of upgrades and also a new large warehouse. Altogether it will make us more flexible towards the customers and allow for continued growth.\"
Adam Naylor appointed as Jefo Sales Director, South East Asia
March 2, 2017
Jefo has announced the appointment of Mr. Adam Naylor to the position of Sales Director, South East Asia. Starting February 13th in this position, Mr. Naylor will be supporting the local technical sales specialists in developing major accounts and strengthening partnerships with distributors. In his role he will oversee all commercial activities in the aquaculture, poultry, swine, and ruminant sectors.
Public consultation on the ASC-MSC Seaweed Standard now open
March 2, 2017
With global seaweed production increasing alongside demand for certification, the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) and Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) have been developing a joint standard for certifying global seaweed operations. Industry stakeholders are invited to view the proposed ASC-MSC Seaweed Standard and share expertise and feedback through an online consultation, which is open for 60 days.
New report finds farmed salmon has lower environmental cost than other proteins
March 2, 2017
A detailed assessment of consumers’ most common protein choices shows salmon raised in the ocean have the lowest overall cost to the environment. A new study prepared for the BC Salmon Farmers Association by Ottawa based RIAS Inc. examines the evidence from life-cycle analyses in the literature on the environmental footprint of BC farm-raised salmon compared to production of other food proteins including beef, chicken, and pork. The most common indicators in an ISO standardized method for measuring a “cradle-to-farm gate” approach across the animal or crop’s life are: energy use, greenhouse gas emissions, eutrophication potential, water use and land use.
SAIC Report - Scottish aquaculture: a view towards 2030
March 2, 2017
A new report on the innovation needs of the Scottish aquaculture sector was launched at the first meeting of the Industry Leadership Group (ILG) in Inverness. The report – ‘Scottish aquaculture: a view towards 2030’ – follows a six-month scoping study into the innovation needs of the sector. The study used a combination of desk research, data from two key industry events, and targeted interviews with industry leaders and regulators to inform an innovation roadmap that sets out the needs of the sector according to urgency and impact, and recommends a pathway of actions through to 2030.
GAA Article: Replacing fishmeal with DFB in pompano diets
March 2, 2017
A study at Auburn University has evaluated inclusion rates for bacterial, dried fermented biomass for Florida pompano feed. Previous research has shown that, for pompano diets, fishmeal can be partially replaced with many plant and animal proteins without affecting fish growth rates, and that amino acid supplementation improves growth performance.
MicroSynbiotiX wins Nutreco Feed Tech Challenge
March 2, 2017
Start-up company MicroSynbiotiX has won the final of the Nutreco Feed Tech Challenge Event. The event took place on February 22 and 23 and consisted of several challenge rounds during which 10 contestants competed. According to the jury report, the innovation of MicroSynbiotiX had the best fit with the challenge profile: a real game changer with high potential, operating in an area where few other companies are active. MicroSynbiotiX has developed a novel method of producing oral vaccines to combat diseases and infections in aquaculture.
AFIA statement regarding U.S. Department of Commerce Sec. Wilbur Ross
March 2, 2017
The American Feed Industry Association has released a statement on the appointment of Department of Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross. \"It is important for Sec. Ross to understand how international markets are key for continued development and success of the U.S. feed industry. The agriculture industry, specifically the animal food sector, must be a priority when determining administrative trade policy. If not, our ability to advance will be diminished.\"
First sales results announced in Fish-Free Feed Challenge
February 23, 2017
The F3 Fish-Free Feed Challenge announced today the first sales results for the multi-stage contest to innovate and sell fish-free feed for the aquaculture industry.
EGYPT - Dutch producer opens fish feed factory in Egypt
February 23, 2017
Koudijs Kapo Feed, a joint venture with the Dutch group De Heus, will open its first fish feed factory in Alexandria, Egypt, with a capacity to produce up to 150,000 tonnes per year. The modern plant, located in Borg Al-Arab, covers 12,000 square meters and is considered one of Egypt\'s largest fish feed factories.
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