BioMar’s Costa Rica production facility has achieved ASC Feed Certification, marking a significant step forward towards responsible feed production for Central America's aquaculture industry.
A new agreement between Conab, Itaipu Binacional, and UNOPS will invest USD 9.6 million to modernize grain storage facilities in Paraná and Mato Grosso do Sul, enhancing food security and operational efficiency.
Australis and Multi X rank high in the Performance category for Atlantic salmon, Marine Farm in the coho category, and Australis achieves the Best Biological Conversion Company award.
Australis and Salmones Aysén were recognized for their productive results and efficiency in Atlantic salmon and coho, respectively.
The company is continuing its support for a Fishery Improvement Project (FIP) aimed at improving the sustainability of anchoveta and sardine fisheries in the central-southern region of Chile.
The Canadian Aquaculture Industry Alliance underlines the urgent need to stop Trudeau's policies after the release of production data.
Chilean researchers are exploring the use of brewer's spent grain in aquafeeds as a sustainable strategy to improve salmon health.
INICIO N is built on four key pillars: high-quality larvae, an advanced initial feed portfolio, specialized technical advisory services, and precision-feeding technology.
Vitapro Chile appoints Paulo Alarcón as feed technology manager, strengthening its commitment to innovation in aquaculture nutrition.
SmartCare Endurance is an innovative feed solution developed to help farmed fish endure challenging conditions, such as SRS outbreaks.
The initiative aims to transform the shrimp industry toward a more sustainable future.
South American farmers and exporters are keen to have greater access to the European market, however, some European farmers are opposed to the deal.
The company’s plans to pursue additional certifications that enhance value for both the business and its clients.
The group is buying Copeinca, Peru’s largest fishing company which holds the largest anchoveta quota and processes approximately 21% of the country’s total catch.
The plant consolidates a network of three facilities in the Andean region dedicated to Ecuador, offering versatility and flexibility tailored to the needs of a constantly changing and evolving shrimp industry.
ASC-certified salmon producers across Latin America can now strengthen their competitive position in global markets by sourcing ASC compliant feed from BioMar.
Cargill's new Aquaxcel portfolio will be available in the Ecuadorian market starting in November.
The agreement aims to develop advanced feeding and production protocols and to improve larval survival and growth in the early stages of shrimp farming.
Currently, there are 30 feed production sites either certified or in assessment.
The acquisition will improve production processes, logistics and services to the benefit of a global customer base.
