AquaCare Mineral Balance supports fish and shrimp in adapting to changing environmental conditions by providing essential macro and trace minerals.
With a new agreement for the use of electrical energy from 100% renewable sources, the company aims to reduce even more of its carbon footprint.
Thai Union, S2G Ventures and Agriline Financing join previous investors such as Nutreco to support the commercialization of the first product aimed at improving health in shrimp.
The Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center Aquaculture Department (SEAFDEC/AQD) is developing a new fish feed formulation that is cost-efficient and eco-friendly.
The use of processed animal proteins derived from silkworm (Bombyx mori) will be authorized in aquaculture feed by the end of 2021.
The salmon producer, and previously BioMar, joined the Norwegian Seafood Trust to share data from the entire life cycle of salmon to consumers.
SIDESTREAM will develop innovative processes of underutilized waste materials from aquaculture, agriculture and biogas industries to produce new ingredients for aquaculture.
The company is testing an innovative, returnable bulk container that could reduce the use of plastics when delivering salmon feed.
Indian multinational INOXCVA and Fuelgarden commissioned UK’s first-ever multifunctional mini liquefied natural gas terminal for MOWI’s feed facility in Kyleakin, Scotland.
The company gave special recognition to Salmones Aysén and Cooke Aquaculture for having achieved the best growth in Coho Salmon.
In a study supported by Aquasoja, researchers from the University of Porto found that fish immune condition was improved through short-term feeding with Aquasoja functional feed.
The expansion, which will combine growth and digestibility trials for catfish, will expand the company’s capacity for product development and aquaculture industry solutions.
ALLER LUCET increases both coloration and nutritional content and is the latest addition to the company’s product portfolio.
The new facility will have a production capacity of 350,000 tons per year and aims to improve the quality of pangasius and optimize production costs.
The company unveiled a new RAS feed concept that aims to improve the efficiency of marine nurseries and support the development of hatchery businesses for marine fish species.
A collaborative project will assess formulation strategies to include food waste into aquafeeds in black tiger shrimp and barramundi.
The company plans to expand its production capacity through the purchase of Ridley’s extrusion facility in Westbury, Tasmania.
Labrax is a high nutrient-dense solution for seabass industrial farming and is now available as floating and sinking pellets, in order to suit different production systems.
Skretting’s Xpand, that maximizes shrimp farm performance and flexibility, is set to launch in Latin America after local validation.
Advocates outline the climate impacts and potential benefits of aquaculture and request that the administration prioritize seafood production to help mitigate climate change
