Aquaculture: Page 22

Consumer Trends

Researchers seek sustainable feed, food options in the Atlantic

European Union-funded AquaVitae Consortium has invited the University of New England in the U.S. to join its international group of researchers working on the development of more sustainable aquaculture systems.

Brand Insights

The U.S. Soy Advantage

U.S.SEC

Explore the benefits of soy from the U.S., delivering quality, reliability, nutrition, and sustainability for global animal feed and aquaculture.

Aquaculture

Cargill, InnovaFeed partner to bring innovative, sustainable feed to animal producers

Cargill and InnovaFeed have entered into a strategic partnership to bring sustainable and innovative feed options to the animal nutrition industry. Through the partnership, Cargill and InnovaFeed will collaborate to jointly market fish feed which includes insect protein, enabling both partners to support the growth of sustainable aquaculture.

Equipment

Bühler PolyOne single-screw extruder

The PolyOne single-screw extruder from Bühler Inc. is designed to consistently deliver high product quality for the pet food and aqua feed industries.

Aquaculture

Institute aims to lead aquaculture research — from Idaho

Moscow, Idaho, may be more than 300 miles from the nearest ocean, but this is where the Aquaculture Research Institute aims to develop sustainable aquafeed and find a means to make aquaculture profitable in the U.S.

Feed Production by Region

Cambodia’s first high-quality aquafeed plant to begin production

A newly constructed aquafeed plant — the first in Cambodia to produce high-quality fish feed, will start production this month. The plant will incorporate U.S. soy into fish feed for CAST.

African Swine Fever

Modest growth ahead in Vietnamese animal feed output

Expansion in the poultry and aquaculture sectors is forecast to more than compensate for the losses arising from African swine fever, pushing Vietnamese animal feed output up by 500,000 metric tons (mt) in 2019.

Aquaculture

Study: Policies restrict aquaculture in productive waters

Five countries produce one-third of the bony fish consumed by the world population; none of these five can lay claim to the most productive marine environments. But government policy, according to a new study, prevents aquaculture from expanding into more productive countries, including the U.S.

Feed Production by Region

Biotech firm opens first insect meal plant in Ghana

With the view to reducing feed costs for tilapia production and the country’s reliance on imported protein feed ingredients, French-based biotechnology company, Cycle Farms, has launched its first facility for the production of insect meal in the West African country.

Feed Production by Region

3 guilty in fraudulent aquaculture venture

Three men have pleaded guilty in Cardiff Crown Court in Wales in connection with a scheme to defraud the EU and Welsh governments while promising “to make Wales a world leader in the aquaculture industry.”

Feed Production by Region

Ghana’s aquaculture industry needs strategic thinking to grow

With a series of only partially successful past initiatives to expand fish farming in the Ghana, one stakeholder is calling for strategic thinking to promote aquaculture in the West African country.

Feed Production by Region

Brunei ministry calls for aquaculture investors

With an eye on the opportunities offered by the further development of the aquaculture sector, the government of the Southeast Asian island nation of Brunei Darussalam is hoping to attract new investors.

Mergers & Acquisitions

BioMar to acquire Chilean aquaculture feed plant

BioMar will acquire the remaining 50 percent of shares in the Chilean aquaculture feed factory APSA, pending approval from authorities. The deal will create additional capacity for BioMar in Chile.

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