Izar Fene Shipyard, in collaboration with Itsazi Aquaculture, has developed an off-shore unit for the breeding, fattening and transport of the bluefin tuna

Nutreco company, Marine Harvest, introduced barramundi farmed in sea cages as a commercial product for European markets at the Brussels Seafood Exposition.

Alltech, producer of natural technologies for the feed, food, and alcohol industries, has established its first base of operations in Quebec

GAA President George Chamberlain told Annual Shrimp Forum attendees that industry efforts to eliminate the antibiotic chloramphenicol from shrimp production are working

The fishmeal and oil industry has won the backing of key members of the European Parliament (EP) Fisheries Committee for the ban on fishmeal in ruminant feed to be lifted.

International organization Eurofish, based in Copenhagen, Denmark, has launched its website

Food and industrial use record -large in 2002/03

The EU Standing Committee on the Food Chain and Animal Health adopted a series of transitional and permanent implementing measures as preparation for the application of the Animal By-Products Regulation on 1 May this year

The European Compound Feed Manufacturers’ Federation (FEFAC) has welcomed the proposal for a EU Regulation on animal feed hygiene, which has been adopted by the EU Commission

Class action lawsuits filed today claim that the three largest grocery chains in the U.S., Safeway, Albertsons and The Kroger Company, illegally concealed the artificial coloring in their farm-raised salmon.

An aquaculture postdoctoral fellowship is being offered at Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution, Ft. Pierce, Florida, U.S.

Peruvian fishmeal in short supply this summer

The fishmeal and oil industry will be presenting new information about its impact on the environment, employment and the economy in the EU to a Public Hearing of the European Parliament in Brussels on April 23rd

Congress has passed into law an amendment to the Organic Foods Production Act that will allow wild caught fish to be labeled as organic.

A first in the United States and in the Pacific Rim, the Oceanic Institute is planning the construction of a feed research lab that enables research on aquaculture feed and terrestrial livestock feed production.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has published a new regulation that improves the requirements for reporting adverse events associated with approved animal drugs.

Aventis has reached agreement to settle lawsuits alleging that Rhone-Poulenc Animal Nutrition, the former animal nutrition business of Aventis, and other companies fixed prices for animal feed methionine.

The Government of Peru has announced that fishing can begin on April 3rd for a period of 15 days for "exploratory" fishing

US Grains Council is to conduct trials to establish maximum inclusion level of corn gluten meal in aquafeeds and plans to establish database.

More restrictive credit policies in a weak market are blamed for Provimi Fish Feed operations' decline in sales of 7.4% in 2002