The government presented a strategy that aims to shift toward impact-based regulation, tradable sea lice quotas, and the removal of volume limits to incentivize low-emission, high-welfare farming practices.
BioMar is advancing its 2030 sustainability agenda by sourcing high-quality, locally produced soybean ingredients from European suppliers, improving product quality, reducing environmental impact, and incentivizing a more sustainable value chain.
The medal puts the company in the top 1% of the more than 200,000 businesses assessed by EcoVadis.
University of Alberta researchers are working with an Alberta startup to get an edible coal-derived protein into the marketplace.
The collaboration includes insect protein producer Volare and Finland’s only fish feed manufacturer, Alltech Fennoaqua.
A new study examines cutting-edge welfare technologies that enhance production efficiency, improve product safety, and support environmental sustainability.
The facility, specialized in the diagnosis of fish pathologies in the Lake Titicaca area, aims to contribute to improving the disease management of trout in Peru.
Trump’s new trade policy is expected to have a significant impact on trade flows, including feed ingredients and aquaculture products.
BioMar’s Costa Rica production facility has achieved ASC Feed Certification, marking a significant step forward towards responsible feed production for Central America's aquaculture industry.
The feed manufacturer is gaining traction with ASC certifications around the world.
The Agro-Science Park fish farm seeks to train aquaculture stakeholders and increase the availability of high-quality feeds and fingerlings.
Norwegian researchers investigated how exposure to different light regimes and dietary composition affects maturation rates in land-based systems.
This year is also the first anniversary of the Scale Up program for shrimp hatcheries that promotes sustainability and strengthens responsible production from the very start of the supply chain.
The feed mill produces aquafeed for fish species such as freshwater trout, salmon, seabass, seabream, meagre, seriola, cobia, and tropical marine finfish.
The bill seeks to remove barriers that have prevented U.S. innovators from bringing advanced feed solutions to market.
US-EU tariffs could undermine feed security and competitiveness of the EU livestock sector, according to FEFAC.
Researchers from UC Santa Cruz developed aquafeed formulations that replace traditional fishmeal ingredients with varying levels of microalgae.
The University of Stirling's marine aquaculture research capacity will receive a significant boost through a £3.84 million investment in its Marine Environment Research Laboratory (MERL) located in Machrihanish, Argyll.
The acquisition reinforces BioMar’s position in research and development for fish feed and strengthens its innovation capacity within aquafeed solutions.
New research could improve the efficiency of retaining nutrition from feed ingredients to the production of farmed fish, paving the way for more sustainable practices in the industry.
