By AQUA 2024 The AQUA events are co-organized by the European Aquaculture Society (EAS) and the World Aquaculture Society (WAS) and are held every six years. Past events were held in Nice (2000), Florence (2006), Prague (2012) and Montpellier (2018). AQUA 2024 will take place from August 26-30 at the […]
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By Primedesing ✓ Genesig Easy_oys Detection Kit offers rapid and reliable qPCR workflow to quantify Norovirus GI and GII pathogens in oyster tissue ✓ Onsite analysis helps ensure shellfish quality and safety across the production line, reducing public health risk ✓ Developed in collaboration with oyster farmers and Shellfish Association […]
Aquaculture Magazine reports: The global company BioMar presented a few days ago its 2023 Sustainability Report, in which its executives highlight the commitment and activity of the leading company in the promotion of aquaculture worldwide. Among other things, the report reflects the strategic vision and focus on using innovative solutions […]
By: Omega Azul Omega Azul, a sustainability-focused, vertically integrated premium yellowtail fish farmer based in La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico, celebrates one full year of combined operations following its 2023 strategic union with Kampachi Farms Mexico (King Kampachi). By strategically combining resources and expertise, the King Kampachi merger has […]
By FishProf The FishProf has found that being a seafood consumer sucks! At high profile hotels and restaurants, he is lied to; in retail shops he is cheated; he is ignored by governments who are limiting commercial fishing to create elitist recreational fishing and in many countries the industry has […]
Aquaculture Magazine reports: Recently, in the last February, the Norwegian company Pelagia became the majority owner of Blue Ocean Technology after a share issue. The company with departments in Norway, United Kingdom, Ireland, Denmark and Ukraine, has now bought the remaining shares and owns Blue Ocean Technology 100%. “We are […]
Aquaculture Magazine reports: 450 participants from more than 50 countries assisted to the new edition of AquaVision, the event of the global company Skretting. At the end of the conference, Skretting’s CEO Bastiaan van Tilburg took the opportunity to call to the industry to work together: “But let’s not work […]
By Antonio Garza de Yta, Ph.D. Australia is the sixth largest country in the world, with an abundance of natural resources, suitable conditions for the development of species in temperate, semi-tropical and tropical waters; it also has a vast expanse of arid land that can be used for aquaculture, professionals, […]
By: Waraden Biomedia Warden Biomedia has developed a new sustainable filter media after a three years research partnership with Cranfield University. Biopebble is the next generation of filter media, designed for efficient biological wastewater treatment for recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS). At Cranfield, Warden Biomedia demonstrated that spherical-shaped media design can reduce the […]
By: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration On Monday, June 24, NOAA Fisheries and the U.S. Department of Agriculture will officially launch a new, state-of-the-art oyster breeding hatchery with a ribbon-cutting event featuring federal, state, and local officials, and oyster farmers. The purpose of the center is to apply cutting-edge science […]