China has issued a final safety certificate for the importation of soybeans and soybean products derived from biotech-enhanced Roundup Ready® Soybean seedstock

The gross value of Australian fisheries production fell in 2002-03 while the value of aquaculture rose by 1.5 per cent

The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) has voted to proceed with claim against shrimp dumping from Brazil, China, Ecuador, India, Thailand, and Vietnam

Maryland Industrial Partnerships has awarded ABN $184,000 to support a study on the use of probiotics to replace antibiotics for disease prevention in salmon

No new food safety issues in study

Far more people can be fed with fish per unit of feed than from meat, says Greenpeace's co-founder, Patrick Moore

International Review Panel’s BSE Report: actions ignore U.S. protection system; draws inappropriate conclusions, says U.S. feed association

New herring by-catch limits add to a difficult season for fishmeal supplier TripleNine

Environmental group is asking for beluga sturgeon to be listed as endangered and recommends U.S. famed alternatives

Alltech’s 2004 International Feed Industry Symposium will challenge the feed industry to use its imagination in order to move toward a more productive, profitable and sustainable future.

A general guide to understanding and trouble shooting problems associated with vacuum infusion of oils into extruded salmon feeds

GAA President George Chamberlain and representatives of the U.S. seafood industry opposed antidumping trade action against imported shrimp during International Trade Commission hearing

Scientists who developed a faster-growing catfish won the USDA Agricultural Research Service's top technology transfer award for 2003.

Two environmental groups have begun legal actions against 50 salmon farms, grocery chains and fish processors worldwide under California's anti- toxics law, claiming that the businesses are failing to warn consumers of dangerous PCBs in farmed salmon

The Australian Ministry of Fisheries, Forestry and Conservation is to conduct a one-year study to examine ways of making better sustainable use of fisheries by-products

Chilean salmon industry to increase between 10% and 15% in 2004.

Prices are high and availability low and worsening, says trader

AFIA's Board of Directors have approved a far-reaching proposal involving several recommended changes to the Food and Drug Administration's BSE feed rule.

A bombshell study in the journal Science has led to an outporing of protest from fish farming organizations around the world

Latest developments in the U.S. BSE case