The new deadline for the investigation of the methionine anti-dumping case against imports of methionine originating in Singapore, Malaysia and Japan by six months is October 10, 2020.
CAST-Cambodia and the FiA/MAFF agreed to collaborate in several areas to improve the productivity and profitability across the value chains of Cambodia’s freshwater aquaculture.
Zhanjiang Guolian Aquatic Products entered an agreement to build a $282 million offshore aquaculture project in Xuwen, China.
The center acquired new equipment to increase its production capacity by 400%. The feed mill produces sinking and floating aquafeeds for abalone, grouper, mangrove crab, milkfish, pompano, seabass, shrimp, siganid and tilapia.
The research program will develop and test new formulations through the use of sustainably produced and healthier ingredient to improve feed efficiency and strengthen immunity.
Twenty-seven Norwegian companies that have been granted access to export fishmeal, fish oil and krill products to China.
The country launched the National Aquaculture Development Plan to provide policy and institutional framework for the sustainable development of aquaculture in the country.
The company is considering using alternative insect-based proteins to replace fishmeal but prices are still a concern.
Strategically located within the thriving Mekong delta region, the acquisition represents the regional integrated poultry operator’s diversification into aquafeed in Vietnam.
The establishment of a 50/50 joint venture aims at building production facilities andaddressing the Asian market on an exclusive basis.
The facility, that was donated by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, has a production capacity of 500 kilograms per hour.
The company appointed new local staff to accelerate growth throughout the APAC region.
Eco Aquaculture Asia, a Thai RAS fish farm, succeed in testing a 100% marine fish-free feed in brown marbled and hybrid groupers replacing fish-based ingredients by BSF meal, among others.
The project will include feed protein processing, high-tech ecological aquaculture, plant-based clean energy production and more.
that Vietnam will strengthen controls on ethoxyquin in feed production for the fishery industry to ensure stability in seafood exports to the EU.
The new facility will lead the research into anti-microbial peptides, chitin and chitin derived products, and will work as the company’s global hub.
The partnership will promote technology and build capacity through South-South cooperation.
Experts feom the University of Stirling are working with senior industry, government and scientific officials from Bangladesh to minimize environmental and occupational health risks associated with the use of probiotics in shrimp farming.
With a production capacity of more than 200,000 metric tons per year, the new facility, located in Myaung, close to Yangon, responds to the growing demand for the company’s aquafeed.
The new facility joins a growing list of investments by ADM in Vietnam, marking its fifth plant dedicated to animal nutrition in the country, and reflecting the company’s commitment to being the go-to partner for livestock, aquaculture and companion-animal customers around the globe.
