The deregulation of canola in the U.S. gives aqua farmers and feed manufacturers access to sustainable aquafeed source of long-chain omega-3s.
Mavin Group, a joint venture between Vietnam and Australia, signed a MOU with Vietnamese Kien Giang Province for several investments.
By adding a pinch of seaweed to fish food, a researcher from the University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia is getting closer to finding alternatives to antibiotic use in aquaculture.
The initiative arises in response to the demand of the salmon industry for a replacement of fishmeal and fish oil with plant-based raw materials, which would mean an opportunity for the Chilean agricultural sector.
The Danish company Enorm Biofactory has invested DKK30 million in the Denmark\'s first industrial insect farm.
The 3-year program focuses on delivering longer term, cutting-edge innovation across the seafood sector and helping to take innovative ideas from early stage research to commercial viability.
The facility has the capacity to manufacture an initial 50,000 tons of extruded feeds, including both aquaculture and pet food, with capacity to increase if required.
AQUASOJA analyzed four impact categories, global warming, abiotic depletion, acidification and eutrophication, of land animal byproducts and found that poultry byproducts have low environmental impact and it could be used as an environmentally sustainable ingredient in animal feeds.
Ventisqueros, BioMar and Corbion held an event to officially present the coho salmon Silverside®, a premium salmon marketed in the United States.
Aquaponic operations will no longer be able to obtain certification through the CanadaGAP Program.
The companies successfully tested a diet in rainbow trout in which 100% of fishmeal was replaced by insect meal.
