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Seaweed — The potential of Seaweed farming in Brazil: Global supply of macro algae Kappaphycus alvarezii grows to attend the demand for Carrageenan in Brazil

By: Miguel Sepulveda, Marine Biologist * Kappaphycus alvarezii, a species cultivated in at least 30 countries, is the main raw material for obtaining kappa carrageenan, an odorless, tasteless powder widely used in the...

sustainable shrimp farming — High levels of biosecurity are critical for sustainable shrimp farming

By: Ph.D Stephen G. Newman* Consumers are being sold on systems that might deal with some aspects of sustainability, i.e., water quality and quality of the production environment, but that do not deal...

Branding over certification — Branding over certification

By: The Fishmonger* The Fishmonger has been looking at other protein markets to consider what they are doing in this space and has concluded that working on your brand will create dividends well...

vibrios — The viable but non-culturable (VBNC) state in vibrios

By: Ph.D. Stephen G. Newman* It appears that many in the field that advocate the control of vibrios either in the environment or through the gut do not understand the concept of “viable...

Aquaculture — Supporting the Aquaculture of the World’s Largest Archipelago (Indonesia)

By: Angkasa Putra* Indonesia itself has the largest aquaculture production potential in the world. Based on data from the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (2021), since 2010 aquaculture production, has exceeded capture...

Dietary Mannan Oligosaccharides — Dietary Mannan Oligosaccharides Positively Affect the Growth, Digestive Enzyme Activity, Immunity and Resistance against Vibrio harveyi of Pacific White Shrimp (Litopenaeus vannamei) Larvae

Shrimp has been recognized as the second most traded aquaculture products for decades. However, shrimp production in major producing countries has declined, mostly due to disease problem. Here we present a study aimed...

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the second annual Global Shrimp Forum — Registration is now open for the second annual Global Shrimp Forum that will take place in Utrecht, Netherlands

Author By Editorial Staff

Date January 27, 2023

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The Global Shrimp Forum has announced the opening of registration for its second annual event. The forum, which takes place between 5th-7th September at the Van der Valk Hotel, Utrecht (Netherlands) will welcome over 400 high-level executives from across the globe, representing the entire shrimp value chain, farmers, feed companies, technology suppliers, service providers, processors, exporters, importers, wholesalers, retailers and...

Skretting — Klaas Puul and Skretting partner to supply more sustainable shrimp produced in Latin America to European supermarkets

Author By Editorial Staff

Date January 27, 2023

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Leading Netherlands-based shrimp importer Klaas Puul is teaming up with Nutreco -owned Skretting, the largest shrimp feed manufacturer in Ecuador, and Dutch sustainable feed ingredient suppliers Protix and Veramaris to supply supermarkets across Europe with more sustainable shrimp produced in Latin America. Albert Heijn, the largest supermarket chain in the Netherlands and part of global retailer Ahold Delhaize, is the...

Seagriculture virtual conference to premiere in Asia-Pacific region

Author By Editorial Staff

Date January 20, 2023

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The Seagriculture Conference is the leading annual seaweed industry event held in alternating locations since 2012. Now, they members are launching an online edition called Seagriculture Asia-Pacific 2023, that will be dedicated to the seaweed industry in that region. The event will take place on 8 and 9 February, and the new edition will supply industry knowledge on seaweed topics...

Tassal Group — Washington State Superior Court grants Cooke injunction for safe harvesting and removal of equipment from rainbow trout farms

Author By Editorial Staff

Date January 13, 2023

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The company acquires Tassal Group, Australia’s largest vertically integrated seafood producer The Superior Court of the State of Washington, in the United States (US) granted some days ago the motion filed by Cooke Aquaculture Pacific against the Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and Hilary Franz, the Commissioner of Public Lands, to extend the deadline to safely harvest steelhead...

tilapia — Report assures consumption of tilapia will hit a revenue of USD 22.3 billion by 2033

Author By Editorial Staff

Date January 13, 2023

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The global tilapia industry currently enjoys a value of USD 14.1 billion and is estimated to reach a size of USD 22.3 billion by the end of 2033, according to the report created and released by Fact.MR. Global demand for tilapia fish is expected to increase at 4.6% CAGR over the next ten years, they assured. The detailed research report...

Salmon Tasmania — Salmon Tasmania launches video series to raise awareness of the realities of the aquafarming industry in the island

Author By Editorial Staff

Date January 6, 2023

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Australia’s Salmon Tasmania has launched a series of videos aimed at raising awareness of the realities of the salmon farming industry. In the videos – “honest and unscripted”- it talks to salmon farm workers and asks them about the most common misconceptions in a series of “simple but frank” interviews, as explained in a press release. For the organization’s directors,...

SeaChange® — Validating the progress made under SeaChange®, its global sustainability strategy, Thai Union is ranked number one in the world in the food industry on the DJSI

Author By Editorial Staff

Date January 6, 2023

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Some weeks ago, Thai Union Group has been ranked number one in the world in the food industry on the Dow Jones Sustainability Indices (DJSI), further validating the progress made under its global sustainability strategy, SeaChange®. The group, one of the world’s largest seafood companies, has now been listed for nine consecutive years on the DJSI, a family of indices...

krill meal — Scientists suggest krill meal is key to obtain cost-effective and nutrient-rich shrimp feed formulations

Author By Editorial Staff

Date December 23, 2022

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• Another research reveals this specie represents the cleanest fishery in the world Scientists from Instituto de Ciências do Mar, Brazil (Labomar) and Aker BioMarine, has concluded that krill meal is an effective functional ingredient for shrimp feed that can mitigate some of the challenges related to the stagnating supply of fish meal, including nutrition and growth performance, while remaining...

First Tilapia Welfare App — FAI Farms Launches World’s First Tilapia Welfare App and looks for new partners

Author By Editorial Staff

Date December 23, 2022

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Working with scientists and farmers in Brazil, Thailand and China, the international food animal solutions company FAI Farms (FAI) has launched an online application for fish farmers around the world in an effort to improve welfare and profitability, beginning with tilapia farms, named Tilapia Welfare App. Now, the company is seeking partners in the hatchery, farming and processing sectors. “Who...

Impact-9 — New technology developed by Irish company Impact-9 could generate over GBP 4.2 billion in turnover for Scotland’s aquaculture sector

Author By Editorial Staff

Date December 16, 2022

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New technology resulting from a pioneering research and development project led by Irish company Impact-9 could lead to huge growth in seafood production at exposed offshore sites. According to the company, the offshore wind turbines could also be used as salmon farms and generate more than GBP 4.2 billion (about USD 5.2 billion) in turnover for Scotland's aquaculture sector, quadrupling...

stressing marine ecosystems and coastal species — New study shows megacities lights could be stressing marine ecosystems and coastal species

Author By Editorial Staff

Date December 16, 2022

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An interdisciplinary team of scientists from Plymouth Marine Laboratory (PML), the University of Plymouth and the University of Strathclyde, in the United Kingdom, discovered that coastal megacities could be illuminating the marine environment up to six times more than the moon but is often not considered when reviewing stressors on coastal ecosystems. The model enabled them to explore how artificial...

Norwegian Pure Salmon Kaldnes — Norwegian Pure Salmon Kaldnes adds Jon Pedersen to its team, ex Global Head of Engineering in AKVA group Land Based

Author By Editorial Staff

Date December 9, 2022

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The company based in Sandefjord (Norway), Pure Salmon Kaldnes, has announced that Jon Pedersen is now part of their team as a member of the company's Aquaculture Competence Centre. The new asset of the company from last 1st of December, comes from a position as Global Head of Engineering in AKVA group Land Based. CEO at Pure Salmon Kaldnes, Kent...

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