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Indoor shrimp company picks South Dakota over Minnesota
A Minnesota company that has pioneered indoor shrimp farming surprised state and local officials by picking South Dakota as the location for its first production facility, citing a Minnesota environmental regulation. Written by: editorial / APnews.com The mayor of Luverne, the southwestern Minnesota city of about 5,000 that was the $45 million facility’s intended location, calls the decision by Tru Shrimp...
Researchers see a wealth of potential for aquaculture in the Caribbean
There are only so many fish in the sea. And our appetite for seafood has already stressed many wild fisheries to the breaking point. Meanwhile, the planet's growing population will only further increase the need for animal protein, one of the most resource-intensive types of food to produce. Written by: editorial Phys.org / University of California With this in mind,...
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) calls for policies and investments targeting sustainable water use in the Middle East and North Africa
It is imperative to scale up policies and investments in the Middle East and North Africa to make water use in agriculture more sustainable and efficient and to ensure that all the people in the region have access to healthy diets, FAO Director-General José Graziano da Silva said today. Written by: editorial / pulse.ng “Here in the Middle East and...
Aqua Bridge aims to transform fish farming in UAE
The Dubai-based start-up has made a splash in the country's aquatic food sector Written by: Ema Procter / Reach by Gulf News Being a nation that prides on its coastal heritage, fishing is a deeply embedded tradition in the UAE’s culture. However, increased demand for fish as a rich source of protein over the years has resulted in significant depletion...
US hails WTO rulings in ‘dolphin-safe’ tuna tiff with Mexico
The U.S. ambassador to the World Trade Organization has welcomed two rulings that backed the United States in a long-running dispute with Mexico over U.S. "dolphin-safe" tuna labeling. Written by The Associated Press / abc news The Trump administration has repeatedly criticized the WTO appellate body that delivered the rulings, and has thwarted efforts to appoint new members to it. A WTO panel formally...
Qatar partners with UK aquatic center to develop legislation of fish farming
Qatar has partnered with a UK aquatic center to develop legislation for regulating fish farming projects to increase the self-sufficiency of the country in fish production. Written by Sanaullah Ataullah / The Peninsula Picture by Abdul Basit / The Peninsula “We are holding a workshop in collaboration with the Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas) at the United Kingdom...
Enva Acquire Bio Industries Ltd
Enva leading provider of water, recycling and resource recovery solutions in UK and Ireland, is pleased to announce that it has acquired Bio Industries Limited for an undisclosed sum. Source of information Enva Press release Dublin-based Bio Industries Limited, manufactures and supplies bespoke biological, chemical and detergent solutions for wastewater treatment and pollution control. Established in 1992, the business has developed steadily...
BFAR pushes to develop aquaculture in Phillippines
Beginning this year, the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) will focus on developing the country’s aquaculture and mariculture by up to 60 percent to attain the total fish-sufficiency target of the government. Written by: Eireene Jairee Gomez / The Manila Times In an interview with The Manila Times on Monday, BFAR Director Eduardo Gongona said the agency will...
Stocking density can impact stress-coping styles in tilapia
Crowding could have a positive effect on the welfare of tilapia by reducing aggressive behavior, but it can also make fish chronically stressed and more fearful Written by: cabi.org To what extent crowding results in abnormal behaviours that can impact welfare and stress coping styles in farmed fish is unclear. A study published in Royal Society Open Science provides novel insights into...
U.S. NAA publishes an action alert concerning legislation on livestock transporting
U.S. National Aquaculture Association published on January 17th an action alert concerning the recent HR 487 legislation on livestock transporting across America. Source: National Aquaculture Association HR 487 Transporting Livestock Across America Safely Act Introduced in New Congress Congressman Ted Yoho, FL-3, and 27 co-sponsors have introduced legislation in the U.S. House of Representatives to greatly improve Federal Motor Carrier...
The 1st International Congress of Shrimp Aquaculture, upcoming on 24th and 25th of january
The 1st International Congress of Shrimp Aquaculture organized by the Association of Aquaculture Producers from the state of Sonora, Aquaculture Magazine and Panorama Acuícola Magazine will be held the 24th and 25th of January, 2019 in Cd. Obregón, Sonora, México. This is an event oriented to the discussion, exhibition and socialization of the shrimp aquaculture global perspective, in which you will be...
NZ government plans to invest nearly NZD 1m in regional aquaculture industry
The New Zealand government plans to invest NZD 924,000 ($620,650) in the thriving aquaculture industry of the Coromandel region. Written by: editorial / Undercurrent news Shane Jones, New Zealand's minister for regional economic development, said in an announcement on Dec. 26 that the money, taken from the country's NZD 3 billion ($2.01bn) provincial growth fund, would be spent on developing...