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INCAR² Brings the World’s Leading Marine Epigenetics Meeting to Chile
By: The INCAR² Center The INCAR² Center will host the Fourth International Symposium on Epigenetics in Marine and Aquatic Research (EPIMAR 2027), to be held in Puerto Varas, Chile, from May 25 to 28, 2027. Puerto Varas, in the heart of Chilean Patagonia, will serve as the meeting point for researchers from around the world at EPIMAR 2027, an event...
The Norwegian Cod Farming Company Ode Acquires Mowi Facility in Vanylven
• Some weeks before, they acquired Lumarine, that currently operates the largest juvenile cod production facility in the country The Norwegian cod farming company Ode just announced that has entered into an agreement to acquire Mowi’s facility in Vanylven, Norway. They reported that Mowi will continue operating the facility through the summer with its current stock of ballan wrasse. After...
Aquaintech Marks 30 Years as a Global Leader in Sustainable Aquaculture Solutions
By Aquaintech Aquaintech today celebrates 30 years of advancing sustainable aquaculture through its Bacillus- based microbial solutions designed to improve water quality and support resilient, high-performance aquatic farming systems worldwide. Since its founding in 1996, Aquaintech has grown from a specialized water quality innovator into a global biotechnology company focused on practical, biology-driven solutions for aquaculture. Over three decades, the...
New Country, Growing Impact: First ASC-Certified Feed Mills in Venezuela
By Aquaculture Stewardship Council Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) continues to see building global momentum for its Feed Certification Program, with the first two ASC-certified feed mills in Venezuela. Agropecuaria Nivar became the country’s first ASC-certified feed mill, quickly followed by Proparca who achieved certification soon after – both producing shrimp feed. This milestone signals growing demand for more sustainable aquafeed in the region,...
Nutreco Expands Its Smart Shrimp Ecosystem
• Eruvaka’s expansion now spans 12 countries while their tools ensure USD 1.25 billion in harvest value • The platform’s technology includes AI-based sonic feeding, automatic feeders, and water quality monitoring The international company Nutreco has announced a major expansion of its smart aquaculture ecosystem. Its subsidiary, Eruvaka, that currently operates in 12 countries, helping aquaculture producers adopt smart solutions...
LACQUA 2026: Sustainable Aquaculture, Blue Future for Latin America and the Caribbean
By LACQUA 2026 Organizing Committee The Latin American and Caribbean Chapter of the World Aquaculture Society (LACC-WAS), together with the Government of El Salvador, the Salvadoran Blue Economy Authority (ASEA), with the support of the Salvadoran Tourism Corporation, and strategic partners from the regional aquaculture sector, have joined efforts to organize the Latin American and Caribbean Aquaculture Congress – LACQUA...
Texas Aquaculture Association Endorses Nate Sheets for Texas Agriculture Commissioner
By The Texas Aquaculture Association The Texas Aquaculture Association (TAA) is proud to announce its endorsement of Nate Sheets for Texas Agriculture Commissioner, citing his strong commitment to supporting Texas agriculture, rural communities, and the future of aquaculture in the state. “As Texas agriculture continues to evolve, it is critical to have leadership that understands the importance of all sectors...
83% of Feed Samples Show Multi-Mycotoxin Contamination
By dsm-firmenich Animal Nutrition & Health New dsm-firmenich data reveals rising co-contamination risks across global feed Supply and escalating threat to food security dsm-firmenich Animal Nutrition & Health has released the results of the World Mycotoxin Survey from January to March 2026, highlighting a sharp rise in multi-mycotoxin contamination across feed ingredients worldwide. Analysis of 4,465 samples from 66 countries shows...
New Study in the US Confirms That Seaweed Integration Boosts Efficiency and Cuts Waste in Aquaculture
Researchers of University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science provide guidance for the producers A new study of the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science found that cultivating seaweed species alongside marine finfish in integrated multi-trophic aquaculture (IMTA) operations can significantly reduce − and even eliminate − key waste products from...
The Philippine SEAFDEC Aquaculture Center Achieves World’s First Natural Captive Spawning of Mackerel Tuna
They make it a promising candidate for sustainable aquaculture The Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center Aquaculture Department (SEAFDEC/AQD) in Tigbauan (Iloilo, Philippines) has reproduced naturally in captive conditions a mackerel tuna. This is the first time that scientist achieve it. The tuna (Euthynnus affinis), known also as kawakawa and in the Philippines as ‘tulingan’, spawned at the research center without...
Ace Aquatec Chile Appoints Gonzalo Eduardo Boehmwald Trigo as General Manager LATAM
By Ace Aquatec Ace Aquatec SpA has appointed Gonzalo Eduardo Boehmwald Trigo as General Manager LATAM, strengthening its leadership team to accelerate and build on its established growth across Chile and South America. In this role, Gonzalo will drive regional expansion, deepen key customer relationships, and lead the commercial delivery of Ace Aquatec’s rapidly growing equipment and service offering in...