NOAA study shows a water mold is the pathogen responsible for skin ulcers and lesions in menhaden and other estuarine fish along the U.S. East Coast

American Soybean Association supports legislation to establish regulatory framework for commercial aquaculture in the United States

Chairman of the listed Australian seafood company, Cell Aquaculture Limited, Robert Sewell says consumers should question retailers about the source of fish being sold

The European Commission has proposed measures to regulate the introduction of non-native species in aquaculture so as to prevent their possible negative impact on the surrounding environment

British study finds health benefits in fatty fish

First international electronic marketplace for trading financial salmon contracts to open this month

Project will establish the Centre for Excellence in Extrusion Technology

Canadian scientists say rapeseed oil a viable alternative

An Exploratory Fishing has been authorised for anchovy and white anchovy

Thai shrimp farmers are frustrated by a lack of response by their government to their pleas for action against U.S. trade actions

Flooding and 180 mph winds associated with Cyclone Larry slam Australian shrimp farms

Policies developed with environmental group meet strong health and environmental criteria

Earthrise and Cyanotech claim significant differences between organic and all-natural, American-made Spirulina; new organic standards believed to compromise product safety

Snapper breeding not so hard, NZ post-harvest fish researchers find

Importance for Thailand in hosting meeting stressed by Dr. Chaweewan Leowijuk

Award recognises the important contribution tilapia project has made to the economic development of Vietnam

Profiled and inexpensive ingredients needed to reduce commercial feed costs plus standard formulations for nutritionally balanced farm-made feeds required, Aquafeed.com conference delegates told

The Workshop provides participants with practical information on aquafeed production technology with special reference to extrusion processes. Specialists with extensive expertise have been invited to share their knowledge and experience in extruded feed production.

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.