The company has unveiled a new portfolio and will organize a summit in November focused on the freshwater phase.
Researchers in Denmark found that mixtures of bacteria from live-feed microalgae are capable of inhibiting fish pathogens.
Dr. Humberto Villarreal, a pioneering aquaculture researcher and leader in Latin America, has passed away, leaving a lasting legacy in sustainable aquaculture development.
Dan Meagher, president and CEO of Novus International, Inc., will now lead the AFIA Board of Directors through April 30, 2026, and Mark Poeschl, president and CEO of Furst-McNess Company, will serve as Board chair-elect.
Jorge Díaz will ensure that Skretting’s sustainability goals will be fully aligned with customer needs and business priorities.
The total industrial compound feed production in the EU27 is expected to reach 146.1 million tonnes, marking a slight decrease of 0.34% compared to 2024.
The partnership with Fóðurblandan makes BioMar the only global manufacturer with aquafeed production in Iceland.
Feed One Co. is investing USD 91 million to build a new, high-efficiency aquafeed factory in Toyokawa by 2028, aiming to double capacity, enhance sustainability, and drive innovation in Japan’s rapidly evolving aquaculture industry.
Mads Martinsen is the new general manager of Skretting Norway.
The agreements will ease trade flows, which is expected to lead to lower costs and quicker delivery times for exports to the EU, the largest market for Scottish salmon.
A new study shows that stress can cause salmon fillets to lose color, and that adjusting vitamin A and astaxanthin levels in feed may help maintain pigmentation under such conditions.
The USD 150 million Blue Loan from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) is a first for the seafood industry in Thailand.
The strategy emphasizes facilitating increased trade and investment and strengthening government-to-government dialogue on business and trade issues.
The certification was formally awarded during a ceremony at Seafood Expo Global in Barcelona.
SSP and Corbion join forces, combining knowledge, strategic vision, and commitment to accelerate the transformation os sustainable shrimp aquaculture.
As a result of this partnership, Salmofood's Castro plant is the first facility in Chile to be certified for the production of organic salmon feed in accordance with European Union regulations.
The company reported record Q1 volumes and strong earnings across all segments, while advancing preparations for a potential separate stock exchange listing.
With more than 20 years of experience in the aquaculture industry, Håvard Walde is the new managing director for Skretting’s salmon businesses in Australia, Chile, North America and Norway.
Nicovita Origin Reproductores is a comprehensive solution designed for shrimp prepared for reproduction starting at 20 grams.
A 10-week feeding trial in rainbow trout showed that genetically modified Camelina sativa oil increased omega-3 levels in fillets without affecting growth, health, or welfare.
