As aquaculture expands across Africa, fish feed producers face growing challenges in securing key ingredients like corn and soybean meal, prompting the exploration of alternative solutions, including unconventional feed sources, to ensure long-term sustainability and profitability.
A new report outlines strategies for sustainably increasing the production of aquatic foods across Africa to meet continental goals for economic growth and food security amid forecasts of a deficit.
Egypt-based company Proteina is being supported by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the European Union to expand the production of insect-based protein.
The company plans to launch cutting-edge products and ventures later this year.
ICAR-CIBA signed a partnership with BRC Marine Products to assess the use of rice DDGS in shrimp feeds.
The certification paves the way for silkworm pupae-derived products to enter the European market.
The tax plan specifically targets ASC-certified salmon, imposing an additional NOK 2.00 (USD 0.18) per kilogram.
Agronutris has opened a safeguard plan four months after competitor Ÿnsect announced a similar situation.
The duties ranging from 58.3% to 84.8% follow an investigation that found that dumped imports from China had caused significant injury to the EU lysine industry.
The company is continuing its support for a Fishery Improvement Project (FIP) aimed at improving the sustainability of anchoveta and sardine fisheries in the central-southern region of Chile.
The Canadian Aquaculture Industry Alliance underlines the urgent need to stop Trudeau's policies after the release of production data.
Chilean researchers are exploring the use of brewer's spent grain in aquafeeds as a sustainable strategy to improve salmon health.
NRGene Canada partnered with Ile-a-la-Crosse Fish Company to apply BSF larvae growth technology to convert fish processing waste into valuable resources.
Researchers at Auburn University plan to convert pulp and paper mill flue gas (carbon emissions) and aquaculture wastewater into algae-based protein for aquafeeds.
Cargill’s feed operations in Canada are the first in the country to achieve this globally recognized certification.
Salmon exports surged 20% to $203 million in 2024, driven by strong demand for chilled and frozen products in key markets like the USA and China.
Akaroa King Salmon has become the first king salmon producer globally to adopt the innovative Blue Impact feed program developed by BioMar.
Dinnissen Pacific will be the company's sixth branch, that will be added to its two locations in the Netherlands, one in Germany, one in Indonesia, and the recently opened office in the UK.
