Mitsui will increase its shareholding by 1.13%, to 24.5% and Multiexport Foods S.A. maintains control of Multi X with 51% of the total shares.
The company partnered with North Patagonia to find out tools and solutions to mitigate the effect of algal blooms in salmon.
The company reported an increase in production indicators in the past five years for the ten farms that have produced the best conversion factors with BioMar feed.
The company unveiled the next step in its strategic growth plans as it announces the addition of its latest manufacturing facility in Hermosillo, Mexico.
The new R&D facility in Natal, Brazil aims to develop advanced hatchery nutrition solutions and new hatchery-related technologies for shrimp and finfish in the new RAS facility.
The companies have been working together to update diets and develop nutritional innovations for shrimp farmers in Central America countries.
The Brazilian Fisheries Institute presented a rainbow trout feed, developed in partnership with BRF Ingredients, that replaces fishmeal with sustainable byproducts from the animal industry.
With an investment of $25 million, the facility is located in Guayaquil and will produce BSF meal for the animal feed industry.
The company plans to deliver freshwater feeds in compostable bags reducing the use of plastic in this species range by 78%.
The company developed the Quality Support Pack that reduces the prevalence of melanosis and improves the quality of the final salmon fillets.
Prairie AquaTech received a patent for its technology used to sustainably produce hydrolyzed proteins isolated from plant material.
The company will establish four new production lines with a combined capacity of 200,000 tons and plans to launch new advanced shrimp feed concepts in 2022.
Hector Xavier Valdez, based in Ecuador, and Manuel Zazueta, based in Mexico, will lead these important markets for INVE.
With an FCRb of 0.98 and an FCRe of 1.01, Cermaq's Colaco 4 harvested Coho salmon in 8.4 months with an average weight of 3.8 kilos.
With a new agreement for the use of electrical energy from 100% renewable sources, the company aims to reduce even more of its carbon footprint.
The company gave special recognition to Salmones Aysén and Cooke Aquaculture for having achieved the best growth in Coho Salmon.
Skretting’s Xpand, that maximizes shrimp farm performance and flexibility, is set to launch in Latin America after local validation.
The company, together with the Edes Business School of the Universidad Técnica Particular de Loja, will train and improve income potential for 100 women from Mexico, Nicaragua, Honduras and Ecuador.
Customers will be able to evaluate the quality of the fillet in processing plants and farms, facilitating timely decisions and based on specific objective data.
Ventisqueros and Camanchaca Coho centers and Camanchaca and Cermaq Atlantic salmon were awarded for its best performance through Success Farm Index.