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Experts call for better dissemination of research

Date November 23, 2017
A better mechanism is needed for effective dissemination of aquaculture technologies and good practices among aqua farmers, experts participating in the 11th Indian fisheries and aquaculture forum have opined. In his address, World Food Prize laureate M Vijaya Gupta Aquaculture...
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Tapping into global markets for Canadian farmed fish and seafood

Date November 23, 2017
Canadian aquaculture farmers are increasingly important contributors to the Canadian economy, particularly in smaller coastal and rural communities. Surging global consumer demand for high-quality and sustainably-sourced seafood products is making aquaculture one of the fastest growing industries worldwide. With exports...
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Making Science Count for Sustainable Aquaculture

Date November 23, 2017
The first AQUAEXCEL2020 industry brokerage event “FROM RESEARCH INNOVATION TO INDUSTRY APPLICATION” brought together researchers and aquaculture industry representatives during the Aquaculture Europe 2017 conference in Dubrovnik, Croatia, on 19 October 2017. This forum for engagement and exchange was hosted...
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Monitoring Fisheries and Aquaculture

Date November 23, 2017
Farmed Fish to Overtake Wild Caught by 2030 Fish is a healthy source of animal protein, as it is high in essential nutrients, including unsaturated fats. In 2013, 17% of global animal protein consumption came from fish (UN, The State...
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BioMar appoints new General Manager in Ecuador

Date November 21, 2017
Ecuador: After almost 25 years as General Manager in Alimentsa, Roberto Boloña (age 68) has chosen to step down and leave the position to his natural successor Vice-General Manager Danny Velez. In connection with the recent acquisition of 70% of...
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