Despite potential export market challenges and raw material concerns, Skretting India is focusing on boosting domestic shrimp consumption through initiatives like Shrimp-a-Thon and promoting technology adoption to address health issues in the growing Indian aquaculture sector.
The strategic move aims to strengthen IFB Agro's position in the aquafeed segment.
The new line will help meet growing demand, in China and globally, for specialty feed lecithin products such as enzymatically treated lecithin and low-viscosity lecithin.
South Asia's booming livestock and aquaculture sectors are driving a surge in demand for high-quality animal feed, creating significant growth opportunities for U.S. Soy, which is leveraging its nutritional quality, sustainability credentials, and industry partnerships to support the region's feed efficiency, resilience, and aquaculture innovation.
Feed One Co. is investing USD 91 million to build a new, high-efficiency aquafeed factory in Toyokawa by 2028, aiming to double capacity, enhance sustainability, and drive innovation in Japan’s rapidly evolving aquaculture industry.
Skretting China is leveraging global expertise and local innovation to drive sustainable growth in the country’s dynamic aquaculture industry.
The USD 150 million Blue Loan from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) is a first for the seafood industry in Thailand.
This collaboration represents an important milestone in Manuchar’s ongoing strategy to expand its feed additives portfolio across emerging markets.
The company also launched five new innovative hatchery feed products for diverse species, including salmon, tilapia, golden pompano, snakehead and catfish.
Alltech advocates for a holistic approach to aquaculture in Asia, promoting immune support, improving water quality, and feed safety through innovative, science-backed solutions.
ADM is winding down its domestic trading operations in China and laying off staff as part of a global cost-cutting initiative amid rising U.S.-China trade tensions.
CP Foods plans to acquire the remaining 23.8% stake in CPP, which operates businesses in Vietnam and China.
India’s shrimp industry calls to remove domestic import duties on key aquaculture inputs and is sparking urgent trade negotiations with the United States.
Wittaya and Maverick Innovation have joined forces to provide comprehensive support for the evaluation and commercialization of innovative feed ingredients and additives for the rapidly growing warm-water aquaculture and poultry sectors globally.
Maverick Innovation, founded by Kabir Chowdhury, is bridging the gap between academia and industry in Bangladesh by testing and validating novel feed additives and training skilled professionals.
“In South Korea, two important factors come together: the regulations are more favorable and the food waste infrastructure is highly advanced,” the company said.
The company aims to offer formulations focused on nutrition, water quality management, biosecurity and disease control, customized for India’s varied aquaculture environments.
The feed mill produces aquafeed for fish species such as freshwater trout, salmon, seabass, seabream, meagre, seriola, cobia, and tropical marine finfish.
The project will include an aquafeed mill, a large-scale aquaculture farm, and an aquatic research center in Unnao, India.
The event will take place at Novotel Hyderabad Convention Centre, Hyderabad, India from November 10-13, 2025.
