Vitamins, carotenoid prices up 12%

Experts revise down methylmercury limits in light of new data

International inspection team has recommended that Specified Risk Materials (SRMs) be removed entirely from the food chain.

Fishmeal production outlook for 2003 is not encouraging says new report from iffo

Good progress is being made in meeting EU Commission conditions for lifting the ban on the use of fishmeal in ruminant feed

“Alternative Protein Sources in Aquaculture Feed” is topic of AIP conference

FAO and NACA are to undertake an assessment and documentation of the introduction and positive and negative impacts of L. vannamei (and P.stylirostris) in the Asia Pacific region.

McDonald's Corporation today announced plans that call for its suppliers worldwide to phase-out of animal growth promotion antibiotics that are used in human medicine.

Codex Alimentarius Commission (Codex) will meet in Rome, Italy from June 30 to July 7, 2003 with a weighty agenda that includes numerous issues that hold significance for aquaculture.

Scientists, fishermen, conservationists, elected leaders, and business officials unveil recommendations to avert decline of ocean wildlife and collapse of ocean ecosystems

A Canadian spokesperson for a British Columbia community group says there's something fishy about the way New York Times food writer Marian Burros fell for anti-fishfarming rhetoric, hook, line and sinker.

We hereby kindly invite you to register for the Aquaculture Europe 2003 Conference

Hiramasa King Fish is the first in the Southern Hemisphere to be registered ISO 14001 for environmentally sustainable management practices -- and is striving for organic certification, with plans to produce own organic fish feed

Key results of its independent Benchmarking Study on existing national quality-assurance systems for animal feed have been released by FEFAC, a step it considers as important in restoring consumer confidence

European livestock is doomed unless EU position on agriculture changes, says FEFAC president.

Novus has announced the immediate increase of its methionine product

EWOS and the Odd Berg Group have established a co-operative agreement that the companies say will result in an international breakthrough in the production of marine feed for fry and larva.

Fish nutrition and feed manufacturing research will be included in $6.5 million U.S. Fish and Wildlife project to resolve aquatic resource issues

Canadian high school student wins award for inventing artificial cells as a feed additive for pollution control in aquaculture.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency posted the following information on their website today