FISH4ACP is helping to reduce costs and boost Zimbabwe’s aquaculture by promoting black soldier fly feed and local fingerling hubs, improving livelihoods and food security.
The new funding will strengthen production, expand facilities in Norway, and support Planktonic’s international growth in key marine species.
The new production line introduces innovative microalgae cultivation technology that enhances sustainability while maintaining the highest quality standards.
Major salmon producers posted record harvest volumes and strong biological performance in Q2 2025, but prices remained under pressure from high global supply growth.
The University of Plymouth opened the Marie Lebour Marine Biology Research Facility with capacity to conduct research in aquaculture health and nutrition.
The aquafeed introduces a specific formulation and enhanced physical qualities tailored for underwater pellet delivery.
Nutreco’s CEO David Blakemore will step down on September 1, with Bastiaan van Tilburg appointed as his successor and Maarten Bijl named CEO of Skretting.
BioMar has reported a strong second quarter with a 14% increase in sales volume, healthy profitability, and improved cash flow.
Ivar Rønnestad and Sergei Budaev developed a proof-of-concept using digital twin models to explore smarter, more sustainable fish feeding strategies.
The Japanese firm plans to acquire an additional 13.81%, bringing its total shareholding to 20%.
The company appointed Sih Yang Sim as business development manager, Marine Fish for APAC/China.
The company also reported record-breaking performance in Q2 2025, driven by continued growth in domestic shrimp and fish feed products.
Vitapro reports more than 2,700 tons of waste repurposed in Ecuador and 100% of packaging recycled in Chile.
Aboitiz Foods surpassed the Philippines' 2024 plastic recovery targets under the Extended Producer Responsibility Law by over 300%.
Torqx acquired a majority stake in Ocean Nutrition in 2022 and has now sold it to Great Salt Lake Artemia.
Eighteen feed mills have achieved ASC Feed Certification so far in 2025, accelerating global momentum.
Mads Martinsen has been appointed CEO of Skretting Norway
Trond Williksen will step down as CEO, Patrick Waty will join as CEO and Therese Log Bergjord as a non-executive director.
Malta has signed an agreement to establish its first national research center for aquaculture and fisheries, aiming to boost innovation, sustainability, and economic growth in the maritime sector.
The Chilean National Economic Prosecutor’s Office (FNE) has requested that the Tribunal for the Defense of Free Competition (TDLC) impose the maximum fines on salmon feed producers BioMar, Skretting, and Salmofood, totaling USD 79.8 million.
