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Mowi registed record-high operating revenues of USD 1.55 billion in the third quarter
Aquaculture Magazine reports: Mowi announced that the company generated record-high operating revenues of USD 1.55 billion in the third quarter which translated into an operational profit of USD 186.70 million. Mowi is well positioned to meet its harvest volume guidance for 2024 of a milestone 500,000 tons. Furthermore, record-high biomass in sea supports 2025 volume guidance of 520,000 tons, the...
Aquaculture Africa 2024 Announces a Well-Packed Programme
By World Aquaculture Society As preparations for the 3rd Aquaculture Africa Conference (AFRAQ24) enters the homestretch, with about two weeks to go, we are excited to announce the Conference Programme Grid is now live on WAS webpage and will also soon feature on the Programme Book and event app (WAS Meetings Assistant). The Conference which is taking place in Hammamet, Tunisia from...
US FDA refuses antibiotic contaminated shrimp and rejects short-weighted product from BAP-certified processors
Aquaculture Magazine reports: The United States (US) Southern Shrimp Alliance (SSA) reported that the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released recently detailed data regarding fifty-seven (57) seafood entry line refusals in October, of which five (8.8%) were for shrimp for reasons related to banned antibiotics, along with an additional entry line refusal of shrimp for the same reason in...
A Resounding Success for the Inaugural Shrimp Masterclass in Miami
By Glunashrimp The global shrimp industry experienced an unprecedented event with the launch of The Shrimp Masterclass at the James L. Knight Center in Miami, bringing together leading experts and professionals from over 11 countries and creating a truly international experience. As the first event of its kind in the United States, The Shrimp Masterclass offered a comprehensive educational immersion...
Aquaculture Stewardship Council presented its annual United Kingdom Awards
Aquaculture Magazine reports: Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) recently held the fourth annual United Kingdom (UK) Awards in partnership with the Marine Stewardship Council. The awards presented at the Box, in Plymouth, was created in recognition of responsible seafood farming in the UK. In its second year, the ASC Brand of the Year award was picked up by Fish Said Fred,...
Marubeni now markets the first farmed Atlantic salmon in Japan
Aquaculture Magazine reports: Based on the exclusive distribution agreement signed in 2022 with Proximar Seafood, the also Japanese company Marubeni has officially commenced sales of Japan’s first land-farmed Atlantic salmon under the brand name Fuji Atlantic Salmon. The product is mainly distributed to fishmongers, mass merchandisers, and department stores, they informed. In the future, Marubeni will also consider exporting salmon...
FiiZK wins contract for its “Protectus” fish farming enclosed cages in Norway
Aquaculture Magazine reports: Norwegian aquaculture industry supplier FiiZK, an associated company of the industrial technology group Nekkar, has been awarded a contract to deliver two large, closed fish cages to an undisclosed Norway-based fish farmer. Under the contract, FiiZK will supply two of its Protectus closed fish cages. The company has not disclosed the value of the contract. “We have...
New Zealand-based Akaroa King Salmon becomes the first one to adopt BioMar‘s innovative Blue Impact feed program
Aquaculture Magazine reports: New Zealand’s Akaroa King Salmon has become the first King Salmon producer globally to adopt the innovative Blue Impact feed program developed by BioMar. This groundbreaking initiative supplements wild-caught fish in their formulations with cultivated algal oil, fish trimmings, and insect meal. The new approach significantly reduces the impact on wild fish stocks while utilizing clean, sustainable...
Norwegian Arctic Seafarm Secures Financing for the First Phase of its New Land-Based Aquaculture Facility in Helgeland
Aquaculture Magazine reports: Norwegian company Arctic Seafarm recently announced plans to build a land-based aquaculture facility in partnership with Kvarøy Fiskeoppdrett and its new majority owner, EMK Capital. The company has secured financing for the first phase of the land-based structure in Helgeland, Nordland County, Norway. The concession for 15,000 tons MAB (Maximum Allowed Biomass) can produce up to 25,000...
AquaBioTech Group Sign an Advisory Contract with Fisheries Development Oman
Aquaculture Magazine reports: With an allocation of USD 1.2 billon from the Government Fisheries Development Oman (FDO), a fisheries investment arm of the Oman Investment Authority (OIA), has officially signed an advisory contract with AquaBioTech Group, an international leader in aquaculture, fisheries and marine consulting and development company. The Malta-based company will work with an allocation of USD 1.2 billon...
Miami: The New Global Hub for Shrimp with The Shrimp Masterclass
By Shrimp Masterclass - Miami Edition Miami is gearing up to become the epicenter of the shrimp industry with the upcoming Shrimp Masterclass - Miami Edition. This event, designed to provide a deep and comprehensive understanding of every link in the shrimp value chain, promises to be a unique experience for all participants. A Complete Immersion in the Shrimp Industry...
Tilapia Welfare Project Has Improved the Lives of more than 260 Million Fish in Egypt
By FAI The Tilapia Welfare Egypt Project, a collaboration between FAI, Ethical Seafood Research (ESR) and Aquavet Egypt, has achieved a major milestone by improving the welfare of more than 260 million fish, impacting 10% of Egypt’s Nile tilapia. This achievement represents a significant advance in addressing fish welfare within the aquaculture industry of Africa’s largest tilapia-producing nation. "We’re thrilled...