Blue Water Fishermen's Association refute warning against consumption of bluefin tuna and other fish with high levels of mercury

Clean Seas Tuna Limited has reported the hatching of live and active Southern Bluefin Tuna larvae this morning at its land-based breeding facility at Arno Bay, South Australia

John Peppel of Cargill, Inc.; Erwin Sutanto of P.T. Central Proteinaprima, Tbk. and Antonio Piňo Gomez-Lince of Promarisco, S.A. join Global Aquaculture Alliance board

EU Commission proposal for a regulation on the placing on the market and use of feed seen as important contribution to stimulate innovation in the feed sector at a time of high market prices of feed

New budget provides $70 million over five years for the continued development of Canada’s sustainable aquaculture industry

Scottish aquaculture companies have shown their pleasure at having a major aquaculture exhibition and conference taking place in May at Aviemore by booking all the available exhibition space

The Ocean Stewards Institute announced that its first Board of Directors has been elected by membership to guide the trade organization through the next critical year

EU, Israeli and Indian researchers to assess their specific areas of research, and to create a network of like-minded researchers enabling future developments for by-product utilization

Former EU Commissioner Byrne to Deliver Alltech Symposium Keynote

The Division of Compliance of the United States Center for Vetinary Medicine has revised its Program Policy and Procedures Manual Supplemental Polices that summarizes acceptable conditions for the extralabel use of approved drugs in aquaculture

Current regulations governing the fluorine content in fish feed appears to restrict the use of plankton, such as krill, as feed ingredients. Neither fish health nor food safety are affected by the inclusion of krill and other plankton in fish feed

International Fishmeal and Fish Oil Organisation to develop CORP as business tool to allow members to demonstrate the responsible practices behind the manufacture of their products

Early prospects point to the possibility of a significant increase in world cereal production in 2008, but international prices of most cereals remain at record high levels and some are still on the increase, FAO said today

Researchers in Bergen will investigate how climate change affects feed utilization and growth in farmed salmon

EU and Member State authorities called on to safeguard the EU’s crushing and livestock sector by tackling the zero tolerance issue before it is too late

Innovative strategies for the sustainable farming of safer and healthier shrimp

Framework document hopes to jump start talks

New rule unnecessary and would impose burdensome costs to industry

Technical report brings good news for salmon farming

Stakeholders to have say in GAA Best Aquaculture Practices certification program