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Urner Barry Launches Expanded Shrimp Market Coverage in Europe
Urner Barry, the leading provider of protein market news and information in the food industry, is excited to announce an expansion in its coverage of shrimp trading within the European market. Information source: Urner Barry / media release Adding to the existing European coverage of Coldwater (Pandalus Borealis) and Red Argentine (Pleoticus Muelleri) shrimp, Urner Barry has expanded coverage to...
Marine Institute’s Mayo facility part of major salmon research project
A NEW state-of-the-art freshwater Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS) at the Marine Institute’s Newport research facility is being utilized as a part of a major research project that addresses the needs of Ireland’s aquaculture sector. Written by: news staff / The Connaught telegraph The four-year research project, SALMSON smolt, is investigating the potential of RAS technology to produce larger Atlantic salmon...
Perceptions of Marine Aquaculture: How can we take back the narrative? upcoming Webinar
On July 10, 2020 starting at 1:00 PM Central time, the United States Aquaculture Society along with the National Aquaculture Association and the Alabama Cooperative Extension System will present a webinar on perceptions of aquaculture. To register, please click on: https://tinyurl.com/Aquaculture-PerceptionsResponsible aquaculture from marine and freshwater sources will play an important role in a sustainable food future that is more resilient to the changing climate. Research shows that...
Corbion Expands Algae Business With Strategic Appointment
New leadership and team members will accelerate the adoption of AlgaPrime™ DHA, the leading algae omega-3 feed ingredient, in established and new markets. Information source: Corbion / News release As a result of the growing demand for sustainable, algae-fed seafood, Corbion, the global market leader in algae ingredients for aquaculture feeds, announced three strategic new appointments to the Algae Ingredients team,...
World Sustainability Organization Signs MoU with Institution of Aquaculture Singapore for Promotion of Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture
The goal of this new agreement is to work collaboratively toward responsible aquaculture development in Singapore. Information source: Friend of the sea press release The World Sustainability Organization has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Institution of Aquaculture Singapore (IAS), in which the two organizations will work collaboratively toward responsible aquaculture development in Singapore. Friend of the Sea,...
Digital tools for aquaculture: insights from AquaIMPACT
In aquaculture, as in other sectors of animal farming, improving the efficiency through genetics and nutrition has been very effective to improve sustainability. These two focus areas of AquaIMPACT lead to the recording of many measurements on many fish, at many time points and locations. Recording of something simple such as body weight is not trivial when animals are swimming...
Skretting presents AquaCare: safeguarding our planet’s most precious resource
In certain regions, aquaculture producers face a growing challenge in terms of access to safe, clean water. As a key part of its ongoing commitment to improving the sustainability of the industry, Skretting has extended its scope beyond the supply of sophisticated and sustainable feeds by creating a new global product line – AquaCare – specifically focused on providing practical...
Innovations in the quest for sustainable seafood
According to the World Wildlife Federation1, two-thirds of the world’s fish stocks are either fished at their limit or over fished. The United Nations (UN) Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has estimated that 70 percent of the fish population is fully used, overused or in crisis. Meanwhile, according to the European Commission, global seafood consumption has more than doubled in the past...
Scottish Government: new scheme to help aquaculture sector preserve stock
Aquaculture businesses affected by the collapse of international markets due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic can apply to cover the costs of maintaining unsold stock through a new £1.25 million fund. Information source: Scottish government / press release The scheme, which is being funded by the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund, will support businesses by compensating for the costs of...
Most Atlantic Canadians support aquaculture: a recent poll
Atlantic salmon is a healthy and natural local food, and the poll found widespread agreement that salmon farming is a reliable and sustainable source of protein Written by: SeaWestNews.com A new poll has found 81 percent of Atlantic Canadians support aquaculture and agree that local salmon farming is a reliable and sustainable source of protein. The survey also found 87...
Potential Economic Value of Growth of U.S. Aquaculture to U.S. Soybean Farmers
The Soy Aquaculture Alliance (SAA) works to create new opportunities for soybean farmers within the domestic market of aquaculture. SAA recently funded a study to look at different aspects of how U.S. soybean farmers could gain potential economic value associated with U.S. aquaculture growth. Information source: Soy Aquauclture Alliance press release SAA Executive Director, Andy Tauer, commented, “This study is...
Novel feeds are key to supporting future aquaculture growth: University of Tasmania
The sustainable growth of the world’s fed aquaculture industry could be bolstered by increased use of novel feeds from sources other than wild-caught fish, a new international study led by University of Tasmania researchers has found. Written by: University of Tasmania News Portal Approximately 16 million of the 29 million tonnes of forage fish (such as herrings, sardines and anchovies)...