Norway's NIFES is supporting Mauritius' plans to expand fish farming with scientific advice for the establishment of appropriate legislation and monitoring of fish and feed

For the past week, representatives of the global Pure Salmon Campaign coalition have been in Norway meeting with Members of Parliament, salmon farmers, scientists, financial analysts, journalists, river owners and others, accusing the world's largest salmon producer, Marine Harvest, of adversely affecting the environment

The Government of Canada has announced CA$8.8 million funding for research

A project has been set up to examine how a pesticide that may be present in fish meal and fish oil affects fish health and food safety

FEFANA welcomes the opening of a new functional group under the EU Feed Additives legislation

US$50 million facility has been built to meet export market demand

Two hundred seafood companies and retailers from all five continents gather for Friends of the Sea Day

FWW claims President Obama’s FY 2010 budget would prematurely allocate federal dollars to help fund "controversial and unpopular fish farming plans that have not yet been federally authorized"

Selected mills to mark their bags with the U.S. soy branded message

The World Aquaculture Society has announced that because of the recent swine flu outbreak in Mexico, the World Aquaculture 2009 meeting will be postponed

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is announcing the availability of a Public Master File (PMF) containing effectiveness data for use of florfenicol in feed for three indications

Draft standards for World Wildlife Fund 's responsible pangasius farming have been posted for public comment. The process of creating global standards for responsible trout aquaculture will move forward when the Freshwater Trout Aquaculture Dialogue meets next month in the Faroe Islands.

They may only be a fraction of the size of a human pinky finger but these Southern Bluefin Tuna babies born on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula last month represent a world-first breakthrough and the start of a forecast billion dollar boom for Australia’s aquaculture industry

Fish can harbor and spread proliferative kidney disease (PKD), a cause of major stock losses on fish farms, as well as being affected by the infection

Pew warns of potential environmental threats related to the discharge of these banned drugs into the marine environment and the potential human health risks

U.S. final rule: ‘‘Substances Prohibited From Use in Animal Food or Feed,’’ will become effective April 27, 2009, with compliance date of October 26, 2009

USDA announces availability of a Public Master File (PMF) containing effectiveness data for use of oxytetracycline quaternary salt in feed for two indications

World’s largest producer of hybrid striped bass abandons fish to enter race to commercialize algal biofuels

The successful integrated research program, SEAFOODplus, is continuing as a forum that will advise the European Commission about future research priorities

Response of the Federation of European Aquaculture Producers to the European Commission’s Communication on providing a new impetus for the Strategy for the Sustainable Development of European Aquaculture