Alltech and the Network of Aquaculture Centers in Asia-Pacific (NACA) will hold the next Shrimp Health Management Training Workshop on 24th – 29th of July, 2006 in Thailand.

Alltech’s 22nd International Feed Industry Symposium on April 23-26, 2006 will explore key issues affecting the aquaculture industry including current and emerging markets, fish health, innovations in aquaculture and species development.

Former USDA Deputy Secretary issues wake up call to U.S. feed industry to prepare for challenges created by global trade, terrorism and energy

Reduced consumption is lowering poultry prices and import demand

A clear connection has been found between an excess of minerals in the feed and development of black blood vessels in farmed cod

Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Saxby Chambliss, R-Ga., will keynote the 110th annual convention of the National Grain and Feed Association, scheduled for March 5-7 in Charleston, S.C., USA.

Excess level of cadmium in zinc sulphate from China prompts new controls

European Food Safety Authority adopts opinion on Tate & Lyle and Igene Biotechnology, Inc.'s yeast-based astaxanthin product, Aquasta for salmon and trout

Thai government urgent to stand up for shrimp farmers

‘Rebalancing for Growth’ strategic action plan shows results

A prototype system designed to help consumers, farmers and other interested parties trace the geographic origin of food at all stages of production from ‘farm to fork’ - storage, processing and distribution - has been developed by researchers.

Agriculture Secretary, Mike Johanns, has released details of President Bush's FY 2007 U.S. Department of Agriculture budget.

Analyses done by Fiskeriforskning show that the use of natural antioxidants in fish oil and fishmeal works almost as well as the synthetic ones that are being used by feed manufacturers today.

Agassiz Aqua Farms is exploring incorporating GroFeed hydroponic feed production units at their aquaculture farm in Canada.

The European Commission has adopted new implementing legislation setting maximum levels for the sum of dioxins and dioxin-like Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) in food and feed.

Nates moves from Zeigler to The Fats and Proteins Research Foundation

Certification standards described as "faulty" - read the press release in full

Professor Trond Storebakken of the Aquaculture Protein Center recognized with prestigious award

Aquaculture funding ditribution program set up

Farmed salmon was the subject of heated debate today at retail giant Costco’s annual general meeting