A Scottish fund will help businesses and organizations develop and commercialize the technology which uses CO2 to produce valuable products such as proteins for use in aquaculture.
Benson Hill and Denofa plan to form a strategic alliance to introduce sustainable soy protein ingredients into the Northern European aquaculture feed market.
The acquisition will support ambitious growth targets and complementary add-on acquisitions in the aquatics and aquaculture industry.
The company has entered into an agreement that gives access to larger volumes and will include algae as part of the oil mix in all fish feeds from April.
ENRico, an all-in-one enrichment for Artemia and rotifers, and WIN Wrasse, a premium weaning microdiet tailor-made for ballan wrasse larvae, were added to the company’s Hatchery Feeds range.
Cargill is scaling back its business activities and will continue to operate its feed facilities in Russia. ADM will scale down operations that are not related to the production and transport of essential food commodities and ingredients.
The farm has become the first trout farm in the UK to join feed supplier Cargill’s SeaFurther™ Sustainability program, to help farmers achieve carbon-neutral fish.
Until further notice, BioMar has decided to stop trading with Russia, including sales of finished products and the sourcing of raw materials.
Le Gouessant Agricultural Cooperative will provide Lisaqua with its expertise in the area of shrimp nutrition and feed manufacturing.
Nutreco and parent company SHV will not undertake new investments, new projects and new exports to Russia for the time being.
February was a new record month for Norwegian salmon but the war in Ukraine will overshadow this record month.
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has reassessed the feed additive ethoxyquin and could not conclude on its safety for certain groups of animals, consumers and the environment.
COCERAL, FEDIOL and FEFAC consider essential to address immediate practical issues for the vessels arriving in Europe from Ukraine to anticipate potential adverse impacts for the feed supply chains.
Skretting also signed an agreement to supply a feed that is specifically tailored to Andfjord Salmon’s flow-through technology.
EU stakeholders launched EU4Algae, a platform to accelerate the development of the European algae industry and promote algae consumers and businesses in the EU.
An independent report states that the suppliers of Brazilian soybean to Norwegian salmon have accomplished their goal for deforestation and a conversion-free supply chain.
Enorm Biofactory will build the largest insect factory in Scandinavia and plans to produce 11,000 tons of insect meal per year.
The company partnered with ECOshrimp to develop optimized shrimp feeds for RAS systems.
The company recently acquired the insect producers Flying Feed and Ecoprot and is testing tunicates and other marine protein sources for animal feeds.
The company recently signed an agreement to supply aquafeeds to Norcod and develop innovative and sustainable feed solutions.
