* By Seafood Consumers Association The necessity for seafood-focused education tailored for women and children arises from the intricacies of nutritional needs, consumption habits, and health risks associated with seafood intake. Women, particularly during pregnancy and lactation, as well as young children, are vulnerable whose diets should be emphasized to ensure […]
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Over the past year, he served as Digital Director at Nutreco, a position created for him in June 2024 Nutreco and Skretting are facing major changes: they have announced that David Blakemore will step down as CEO on September 1, and will be succeeded by Bastiaan van Tilburg, CEO of […]
The Québec Artificial Intelligence Institute, better known as Mila, and Innovasea recently started a new partnership that aims to advance AI development for sustainable fish tracking, protection and production. This partnership will enable Innovasea to bolster its AI adoption, AI-driven innovations, and talent acquisition, while providing Mila students with opportunities […]
By Sea Lice Conference 2025 Due to international demand, the organizing committee of the “Sea Lice Conference 2025” has announced an extension of the abstract submission deadline until August 31 for the world’s leading conference on research and management of Caligus rogercresseyi and Lepeophtheirus salmonis. The event will take place […]
*By Kunal Samadhan Tayde, Nayan Chouhan, Manish Kumar and Bhavesh Choudhary Antimicrobials have significantly enhanced the health and well-being of animals; nevertheless, their effectiveness has been undermined by the evolution of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in reaction to their use. The emergence of AMR in farmed fish is a significant concern […]
When completed, the farm will have a production capacity of 10,000 tons of salmon annually The Norwegian technology company Normex has signed a significant supply contract with Mirae Aquafarm – an innovative, land-based salmon farming facility in Pohang on South Korea’s east coast. The contract includes the delivery and installation […]
The Aquatic Diagnostic Laboratory (ADL) at Roger Williams University’s Center for Economic and Environmental Development (CEED) based in Bristol, Rodhe Island, United States, (US) announced that has developed a new diagnostic method that detects hemocytic neoplasia, including early stages of the disease, in Mercenaria mercenaria, a commonly aquacultured hard clam, […]
By Conference of Great Lakes St. Lawrence Governors & Premiers Ohio-based aquaculture leader joins regional initiative to use every part of the fish and reduce waste across the region’s seafood economy OceanArc Technologies, a vertically integrated aquaculture company dedicated to raising high-quality seafood while protecting the environment, has signed on […]
By Ace Aquatec Ace Aquatec, the award-winning aquaculture technology company, has announced several significant developments across its AI technology suite. The company has successfully brought five species specific modules and new health and harvest monitoring tools for its groundbreaking A-BIOMASS® AI powered underwater camera to market since launch. These specially […]
* By Aquaculture Magazine Editorial Team Excessive use of protein-rich fish feed in aquaculture ponds significantly drives methane (CH4) emissions, Mimicking biogas reactor conditions. This study reveals how anaerobic protein degradation produces nitrogen and sulfur rich compounds that fuel CH4 ebullition, with rates up to 155 times higher at feeding zones. […]