The Seafood Business for Ocean Stewardship (SeaBOS) and the Global Dialogue on Seafood Traceability (GDST) are joining forces to support seafood traceability. Cargill and Skretting, as part of the supply chain, join the initiative.

The French company inalve, that has developed an innovative biofilm microalgae production system to produce protein-rich flour, raises €1.6 million to industrialize its production.

The company has developed new diets to supply Egyptian tilapia farming and plans to export them throughout Africa.

Prospective Research, Inc., a US biotechnology company, has raised $1.7 million to fund a study that includes targeting sea lice with specific bacteria incorporated into feed.

The 12th annual International Feed Regulators Meeting (IFRM), organized by the International Feed Industry Federation (IFIF) in cooperation with the FAO, brought together feed industry representatives and government officials from around the world to discuss critical issues facing the feed sector.

Sharp, KDDI and NEC, Japan's biggest tech and telecom companies, have developed high-tech solutions to improve feed performance in fish farms.

The company Belenes has opened its second industrial plant in Jalisco, Mexico. The new facility will produce feed for marine species such as totoaba, striped sea bass and Seriola lalandi under the trade name Winfish.

Zinc and manganese supplementation improve gilthead sea bream growth, body composition and mineral retention when fish are fed diets containing high levels of plant ingredients.

A project led by Canada’s International Development Research Centre has concluded that insect meal inclusion in fish feeds improves growth rate and food safety in Kenya and Uganda fish farms.

Bühler has joined the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), a global network of nearly 200 forward-thinking companies. By connecting with WBCSD, Bühler will work on global corporate sustainability and reinforce its sustainable development goals.

Subject to approval by authorities, BioMar will acquire the 50% remaining shares in the Chilean factory APSA. Ending 10 years of successful collaboration with AquaChile, this will immediately release important capacity for BioMar in Chile.

Aller Aqua’s CEO and owner, Hans Erik Bylling, celebrates 40 years in Aller Aqua.

Corbion, following the successful inclusion of AlgaPrime™ DHA in salmon feed, is looking for a commercial move into shrimp farming.

Skretting and high profile stakeholders met in London in the framework of FEED-X program to discuss the outcomes of the category de-risking phase of the project.

The project, that involves 14 institutions and organizations, will compare the robustness and susceptibility of Atlantic salmon to pathogens when reared in recirculation aquaculture systems (RAS), used in fish farming to reduce the need for fresh, clean water while maintaining a healthy environment for fish.

The Ecuadorian company, BiOALiMENTAR, has inaugurated its new factory for production of multispecies balanced food, which will operate in Tungurahua, Ecuador. The new factory was designed and built in collaboration with FAMSUN.

Evonik has launched AMINORED 2.0, a new fast and easy-to-use analytical service to test distiller\'s dried grains with solubles (DDGS).

A study funded by the Soy Aquaculture Alliance using metabolites as a biological markers for nutritional stress in red drum opens the door to a better understanding on how soybean-formulated diets impact fish growth and feed conversion.

BioMar Group has reported financial performance for 2018 which shows that earnings did not keep up with the growth in volumes due to the competitive situation in the Norwegian market. The other markets were able to compensate for the challenging situation.

Entobel announced that it has raised €1 million in funding. Strategic local investors, as well as Western European investors, took part in this round of funding which will allow Entobel to build its first commercial-scale insect protein factory in Vietnam.