Researchers at James Cook University have developed a virus ‘silencing’ technique that could save the Australian shrimp industry from millions of dollars in losses

With 35 of the world’s foremost industry suppliers as foundation members, FeedLink, has been re-launched as the “Go To” place for buyers and specifiers in search of ingredient and equipment solutions

Ocean fish in feed disregards the serious overfishing crisis in our oceans, Pew funded report claims

BC Salmon Farmers Association lay out facts about salmon lice treatment in response to recent press reports

A new consortium to support the industry in obtaining EU authorization for antioxidants existing under the Feed Additives Regulation 1831/2003 has recently been established by the European Feed Additives and Premixtures Association

Farmed yellowtail from Japan and Australia should be avoided, due to concerns about environmental impact and a high reliance of wild-caught fish in feed said Seafood Watch

Public Health, Conservation Advocates to Urge Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to Implement Comprehensive Testing Procedures for Farmed Salmon

The European Food Safety Authority has launched a public consultation on its draft scientific opinion in relation to nanoscience and nanotechnologies and food and feed safety

Trials on shrimp shell fertiliser implemented in the north over summer confirm the waste is well suited. However, considerable testing and analysis remains until the product goes on sale

NIFES has identified a number of genes in various organs involved in the salmon`s lipid metabolism. Studies of these genes show that vegetable oils in the feed affect expression of lipid metabolism genes

Delays in authorizing GM traits in feed and a zero tolerance on non-authorized material has accounted for about 15% of the losses incurred by the EU livestock sector - and matters will only get worse

Recommendations on the use of fish feed and open net pens in regards to the development of organic aquaculture standards for finfish, and recommendations in regards to the development of organic aquaculture standards for bivalves to be presented. Comments deadline: November 3, 2008

UAE real estate developer has acquired a stake in fish farming company

Ban intended to curb flow of mercury into global commerce, keeping it out of our tuna and other fish

Studies show that the active component in one of the most common anti-salmon louse drugs causes temporary moderate stress in the treated salmon

A new research project man be of great significance for how we treat fish in the future

FAO poses new questions on the future of fish farming

Cargill to invest in a new extruder at the facility to cater to the floating fish feed market in Sumatera Island

The Tasmanian Aquaculture and Fisheries Institute (TAFI) will today mark its 10th anniversary and celebrate its achievements as a leader in marine science

The scholarship will cover tuition and expenses for two students for a period of two academic years