A new survey shows that 47% of all adult Americans consume more seafood now than they did five years ago.

Cyanotech Corporation to appeal Nasdaq delisting notification as stock falls below $1.00 minimum bid price per share requirement

Methionine source hiked by US$0.10 per kilo with immediate effect

GM salmon breeder, Aqua Bounty Technologies, has been awarded a $1,680,000 grant from the National Institute of Standards and Technology's Advanced Technology Program to develop a genetic technique that allows fish farmers to breed fish safely in captivity but prevents the same fish from reproducing if they escape into the wild.

The aquaculture division of biotech company, Sygen International plc., SyAqua, is to acquire Brazil's leading shrimp breeding stock business, Aquatec, for up to US$13.0 million in cash.

The Oceanic Institute, Waimānalo, Hawai‘i, has announced the promotion of Dr. Charles W. Laidley, Ph.D. to Marine Finfish Program Manager

South Antarctic Krill has unique nutritional and quality attributes, which makes it the feed ingredient of the future.

Next feed extrusion short course set for January 2004

Early B.C. pink salmon returns show Suzuki Foundation claim of pink salmon collapse doesn’t stand up.

Fish Consumption Declining Among Women Due to Mercury Warnings

Southern Shrimp Alliance (SSA) to proceed with action against "unfairly traded imports of foreign shrimp".

NGFA, NAEGA hopeful FDA will make major changes to proposed bioterrorism-preparedness regulations

FAO Sub-Committee on Aquaculture wraps up in Norway

Canadian Competition Bureau probe nets $2.9 million in fines and guilty plea from Akzo Nobel Chemicals BV

Report, now online, points out the high ecological and social costs of farming carnivorous fish

But you'd never know it from reading some of the newspapers

Discussion to focus on the potential development of a comprehensive, risk-based animal feed safety system (AFSS

Alltech is gearing up for its 8th annual North American University Seminar Series (NAUSS).

Delegates from around the world to discuss sector's future, safety and health issues

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Ann M. Veneman has announced that a total of $34 million in grants for the Catfish Feed Assistance Program (CFAP) will soon be made available to State Departments of Agriculture that have a commercial catfish feed processor physically located within its boundaries.