The 5th edition of the event will take place on November 19, 2024, at Teatro del Lago, Frutillar, Chile.
The improvements aim to strengthen its service offerings by enhancing the traceability of the shrimp feed supply chain.
The International Finance Corporation invested USD 2 million in ProNuvo, a Costa Rica-based company specializing in the production of insect-based animal feed.
Marine Farm's Capeahuapi Center was awarded for its best FCR in the Coho category in BioMar's Farmers of the Year 2023.
The certification reflects Salmofood's commitment to promoting sustainability and transparency in the soy supply chain and moving towards obtaining the ASC Feed certification.
Danny Velez has decided to retire and BioMar Ecuador’s current finance director, Andres Rivadulla, will take over as general manager.
The company partnered with Cermaq to deliver aquafeeds with insect meal in 2023 and has also incorporated this ingredient in its new Coho diets for freshwater.
A public-private initiative aims to implement new solutions to prevent bacterial diseases and reduce the use of antibiotics.
The company is the first in the region to be ISO 20400 certified, proving its sustainable purchasing strategy.
Marcelo Oyarzún will represent the company both in Chile and Ecuador.
Vimifos achieved multi-site certification for three of its feed mills in Mexico that produce feed for shrimp, tilapia, trout and marine fish and Skretting has also achieved multi-site certification for two feed mills in Chile that produce feed for salmon.
The investment will support Cyns’ next stage of growth, in which they plan to establish a new facility and reach new markets including aquafeeds in Brazil and Latam.
Fabricio Vargas will be the new CEO after Hugo Carrillo decided to step down after 29 years of being part of the parent group Alicorp.
With an investment of around USD 1 million, the distribution center in Santa Cruz increased its capacity by more than 5,000 tons.
With an extensive experience in the commercial field, Gabriela Heim will oversee BioMar Chile's team and commercial strategy.
The product offers ideal rheological characteristics to retain fats in aquafeeds, being completely digestible by fish and environmentally friendly.
The facility is the third largest plant in Brazil in plants with only one production line and the first at the technological level.
Eduardo Hurel will oversee the business and performance in these regions.
The new line of products maintains constant organic matter levels during the grow-out stage without requiring additional bioremediation procedures.
In a move to better serve its South American customer base, the company opened a new, state-of-the-art blending facility in Brazil.
