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World Bank recommends Morocco approve use of rendered animal proteins in aquafeed

According to the report, feed costs in Morocco are estimated to be 15% to 20% higher than in competing Mediterranean countries because of restrictions on rendered animal proteins.

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Aquaculture Stewardship Council certifies its first feed mills in Venezuela

Agropecuaria Nivar became the country’s first ASC-certified feed mill, quickly followed by Proporca, which achieved certification soon after – both producing shrimp feed.

14 New York aquaculture businesses receive grant funding

The funds come through Round 2 of the Long Island Aquaculture Infrastructure Grant Program.

USDA to establish Office of Seafood to support industry

One of the primary roles of the new USDA Office of Seafood will be coordinating across USDA agencies to ensure fishermen are integrated into USDA programs and working with federal partners to revitalize the American seafood industry.

Study aims to develop rapid disease detection for Atlantic salmon farms

Scientists from the University of Maine, Dublin City University and Queen’s University Belfast, plan to develop a new testing method that uses environmental RNA (eRNA) so aquaculture farmers can monitor fish health more quickly, efficiently and humanely.

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Vitamin D supplementation can improve fish welfare, human health

The role of vitamin D is often underappreciated across species, from humans to farmed salmon, experts said in a recent webinar from DSM-Firmenich.

Aerial view of multiple circular fish farm aquaculture pens with red buoys in turquoise ocean water

Aquaculture's overlooked mycotoxin problem

With more grain- and plant-based ingredients, mycotoxins are increasingly common in aquafeed. Research hasn't always kept up.

Fish farm worker feeding fish with pellets in a large aquaculture tank

FAO: Food fraud widespread in aquaculture sector worldwide

Fish fraud is widespread in markets around the world, and there are a growing number of tools to combat it, according to a new report published by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).

Fresh seafood assortment on ice featuring octopus, salmon, lobster, shrimp, and various fish

Animal Feed Manufacturers

BioMar expands aquafeed capacity in China

BioMar’s aquafeed production facility in Wuxi, China, will be expanded to encompass two lines, doubling capacity and serving new customer segments.

NaturAlleva, Innovafeed partner to scale BSF ingredients for aquaculture

The two companies have signed a commercial partnership for the integration of black soldier fly (BSF) ingredients into aquafeed formulations for key Mediterranean species, including sea bass, sea bream, sturgeon and trout.

Climate-driven feed shortages could cut aquaculture by 35%

Changing weather patterns and fishery management could reduce global forage fish by 20%, limiting aquaculture production, major new study says.

Circular aquaculture fish farming nets floating on deep blue ocean surface

Mowi enters strategic partnership with Skretting/Nutreco

The agreement builds on the long-term commercial relationship between the two companies.

Circular aquaculture fish farm nets suspended in blue water with metal frames

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