Business performance was primarily driven by the expansion of its core feed business both domestically and internationally.
Research findings showed enhanced fish health benefits while increasing the nutritional value of farmed salmon for consumers.
The U.S. will impose a 20% tariff on Vietnamese exports, lower than the previously threatened 46%, easing trade tensions ahead of a July tariff deadline.
This marks the first time Japfa has included social key performance indicators in a sustainable finance instrument.
Alltech Fennoaqua is Finland’s only fish feed production facility, a pioneer in nutrition for recirculating aquaculture systems and specializes in feed solutions for cold-water aquaculture.
Aquafeed.com is expanding its presence in the Chinese aquafeed market through a dedicated WeChat channel.
Norwegian researchers are transforming CO₂ and NOx emissions from ferrosilicon production into a feed component.
Vitapro presented its Logistics Transformation Project, an initiative designed to support the accelerated growth of the shrimp sector with world-class solutions.
With this achievement, all of Cargill’s feed operations supplying EWOS feed for salmonids are certified according to the ASC Feed Standard.
Kjetil Fyrand leaves Pharmaq to join Nofima and now leads the Fish Health Department.
The feed mill is projected to produce 30 metric tons of fish feed daily and will be located in the province of Capiz.
The new facility, located in Santa Elena, improves logistics and reinforces its role as a reliable partner for hatcheries and producers.
Researchers published a new study that, rather than analyzing the entire immune system, focused on the site where the louse first attaches to the skin.
Mowi has secured a €2.6 billion sustainability-linked credit facility to refinance debt and support its goal of 100% green or sustainable financing, with interest tied to ESG performance.
The company is closing two aquafeed plants in Đồng Tháp and Long An provinces, and also shutting down its aquaculture technology application center in Tiền Giang.
Investments will tackle three existential threats: ocean biodiversity, over-fishing, pollution and climate change.
The existing "traffic light" system and maximum allowed biomass will stay in place until a new regulatory framework is finalized and adopted.
The funding will support continued market expansion efforts into Vietnam.
A 16-year study by Norway’s Institute of Marine Research reveals shifting nutrient and contaminant levels in farmed Atlantic salmon and fish feed, reflecting changes in feed composition and improving food safety.
BioMar has previously achieved ASC Feed Certification in Ecuador, Chile, the United Kingdom, and Costa Rica.
