Skretting, Protix and Veramaris have partnered with shrimp importer Klaas Puul to supply EU supermarkets with more sustainable shrimp produced in Latin America.
The facility will produce about 5,000 tons of protein and lipids annually for fish feeds and pet foods, among others.
The newly constructed 1,350 m2 hall with an investment of USD 9.1 million will focus on training, education and research.
A study found that replacing marine oils with alternative algal-based oil is possible during low-temperature times.
The move follows the Pelagia acquisition of Hordafôr, the largest shareholder of Aquarius.
The provisional agreement sets mandatory due diligence rules for all operators and traders who place, make available or export the following commodities from the EU market.
In addition to transparent reporting, Skretting Norway was able to document reductions in absolute emissions which appear to be permanent.
The company signed a five-year contract to supply feed to Hima Seafood which is building one of the world’s largest land-based trout facilities.
Seaweed and algae brought to shore during decommissioning may be used for fish and animal feeds.
With higher energy costs foreseen this winter, the company has decided to halt vitamin A production in Sisseln, Switzerland, which also impacts vitamin E production.
Cargill together with Salmon Evolution developed a feed adapted to the specific needs of the hybrid production facility.
Maiken Foods AS Group and 350PPM Biotech will combine their technologies to produce SCPs using CO2 and ammonia excreted by the fish.
A trial by Aquasoja suggests that different feeding strategies can be used for seabream and seabass if the goal is to improve the n-3/n-6 ratio.
The immunology tool will allow the monitoring of all aspects of Atlantic salmon health from a single blood sample.
A study shows that selective breeding programs and sustainable feed development are strategies that can be combined to accelerate the transition to more sustainable aquaculture.
The feed company signed a three-year partnership with Gigante Salmon for feed supply and technical support.
Lerøy, Mowi, and Cermaq cancel MAB acquisitions and investments in the country after the 40% resource tax proposal on aquaculture.
The proposal covers the production of salmon, trout and rainbow trout and involves the taxation of resource rent at an effective rate of 40%.
The Federation of European Aquaculture Producers (FEAP) is concerned with the slow unfolding of compensation aid for fish farmers suffering losses because of the war in Ukraine and rising production costs.
Enorm Biofactory boosted the funding that was raised in January to scale up its insect plant and develop new eco-friendly power facilities.
