CP employees have been forced out of their offices in CP Tower on Silom Road to temporary offices

Shrimp mortalities detected in farms located in Cocle, Veraguas and Los Santos

Grant to create an investment fund for Quebec marine aquaculture companies and to finance the development of innovative packaging for live shellfish

Keith C. Behnke, Ph.D., of Kansas State University is the recipient of the Distinguished Service Award from the American Feed Industry Association

New website will promote the work of AwF in training the rural poor in developing countries to grow fish to feed themselves and others

BFAR has committed to build a 3 tonnes per hour capacity aquafeed mill in Tacloban to support growing ocean aquaculture development in Eastern Visayas

Although most models predict ENSO-neutral conditions, there is a growing possibility of La Niña developing during the second half of 2010

One billion people are hungry: Sign the petition

The European Commission has set out its plans to simplify the procedures for taking part in EU-funded research projects

The project will look at three novel, sustainable sources of protein as a substitute for fishmeal in the diets of Kona Kampachi, a sashimi-grade, marine finfish grown in waters offshore of Hawaii

On April 14, 2010, NOAA published a Federal Register notice to solicit proposals for three FY10 NOAA Sea Grant competitions

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has added a regional aquaculture listening session in Anchorage, Alaska, to be held on May 21, 2010

IFFO director will address Aquavision; download his presentations from Aquafeed horizons Asia and the FIAAP Asia Conferences

FDA will regulate the transportation of human and animal food products to protect products from food-safety hazards during transport

Feed mills may now begin the process of earning certification from the new, international version of the Safe Feed/Safe Food Certification Program. AFIA will administer the program in cooperation with FEFANA

More one-year-old sand eel need to be counted to produce the same quota as in 2009.

A mercury watchdog group has launched a website to counter what it discribes as "misinformation on 'mercury facts' spread by industry and groups claiming to represent consumers – but in reality often represents special interests in disguise; most commonly farmed species are low down on the mercuy scale

Guangdong hatchery imported 81 tons of seawater from Hawaii to grow more than 2,000 l.vannamei larvae it brought in earlier from the state

"Based on flawed science and false claims published in journals which they have heavily funded, American foundations with $US 21 billion in assets are propping up market demand for "wild" fish by scaring consumers and retailers away from the competition:farmed fish". So says Vivian Krause in the introduction to her blog

More soy will be used in China’s aquafeed industry this year because of price increases in fish meal, as well as other plant ingredients like rapeseed meal and cotton meal