Thiraphong Chansiri succeeds Skretting CEO, Therese Log Bergjord, as chair.
The corporation exits the Sri Lankan market to grow its animal feed business in other parts of Asia.
Shrimp category winner Empagran found no major differences in its vegetarian diets compared to commercial diets and pointed to price as the real challenge.
Fatide Biotech Co., Ltd. developed a cost-effective feed that improves the feed manufacturing process and has no impact on the final fillet quality.
Despite the improved performance, the winner Star Milling Co. said that utilizing terrestrial animal proteins and fats could reduce feed costs to be more competitive with conventional trout diets.
Star Milling Co., Empagran and Fuhai Biotech won the salmonid, shrimp and other carnivorous species, respectively.
Lerøy, Mowi, and Cermaq cancel MAB acquisitions and investments in the country after the 40% resource tax proposal on aquaculture.
The Federation of European Aquaculture Producers (FEAP) is concerned with the slow unfolding of compensation aid for fish farmers suffering losses because of the war in Ukraine and rising production costs.
The proposal covers the production of salmon, trout and rainbow trout and involves the taxation of resource rent at an effective rate of 40%.
INVE will contribute to SSP as an associate member by sharing its technical expertise in the shrimp hatchery and nursery segment.
The government aims to cut its use as part of the national food security plan.
The pack improves the performance of fish after a period of different environmental challenges.
A new study suggests that livestock and fish could be fed more agricultural byproducts, freeing up food for people.
The government aims to accelerate the construction of aquafeed production facilities to increase production volumes.
Researchers will test Chloromonas reticulata which produces an average of 2.5% weight of astaxanthin.
Railroads and rail worker unions reached a tentative labor agreement on September 15, preventing the potential for a strike that would affect grain exports and feed deliveries.
The University of Saskatchewan has partnered with industry groups to establish a “globally unique” facility to develop and test novel plant- and insect-derived proteins for aquaculture.
A complete stoppage of the rail system would lead to shutdowns or slowdowns of rail-dependent facilities with consequences for exports and feed deliveries.
The new law would make it obligatory for companies to verify that goods sold in the EU have not been produced on deforested or degraded land anywhere in the world.
A six-week pilot project will test the use of a new diet for tuna in Malta specially manufactured to substitute oil-leaking baitfish.
