Research consortium studies genomes of salmonid species

Investigations show no feed or feed supplements used on the farm since 1997 were formulated to contain prohibited mammalian protein

Alltech has joined with NACA to sponsor training workshop in Bangkok in October

Australian research indicates that longfin eels have excellent potential for pond–based growout

The European Commission has proposed new EU legislation on the health of farmed fish and shellfish (molluscs) and the control of certain diseases in the aquaculture sector.

Animal Rights Group Twists Scripture While Insulting Religious Believers, Says New Report

Actions should be targeted toward offending importers, not the entire Vietnamese seafood sector, Global Aquaculture Alliance president says

Australia's aquaculture industry is on track to triple its production to $2.5 billion and create 29,000 new jobs by 2010

Following their bilateral meeting during the Aqua Nor aquaculture trade show, Geoff Regan, Canada's Minister of Fisheries and Oceans, and Svein Ludvigsen, Norway's Minister of Fisheries and Coastal Affairs, announced an International Working Group on Cold Water Aquaculture.

The European Commission has authorised the genetically modified maize MON 863 for import and processing as animal feed. The decision does not cover uses as human food or cultivation.

A group of visiting scholars from around the world are hard at work learning all about marine larviculture at Virginia Tech

Places at Aquafeed technical workshop at Victam Asia expected to fill quickly

Baytril ban in poultry discouraging for US aquafeed drug approval hopes

Greenpeace launches campaign against US fishmeal and oil supplier; blockades Virginia facility

Report shows "worrying trends" in R&D investment and innovation in Europe

A European research project, PROTENCH, has been developed with the aim of introducing the freshwater fish tench (tinca tinca) as a new species for aquaculture.

Britain has implemented tough new powers to tackle the animal rights extremist campaigns of violence and intimidation aimed at companies and individuals involved in research with animals

European food safety group concludes that there is no difference between wild and farmed fish when it comes to safety to the consumer

Huge energy cost increases may force British animal feed manufacturers into raising their prices.

The Advisory Committee on Animal Feedingstuffs (ACAF) Review of Feed Law Enforcement covers the whole system of enforcing feed standards in the UK, including official feed law inspections and non-statutory measures