The Association of Shrimp Larvae Producers estimates that approximately half of the hatcheries operating in the country are illegal.
The facility will encompass all the production steps under one roof, from egg to harvest, in Sweden’s first in-land fish farm in Säffle, Värmland.
With more than 35 years of experience leading aquaculture companies, Vincent Erenst was selected as chief executive officer.
The company has been granted an aquaculture permit for the production of 10 million salmon smolts and 20,000 tonnes of harvested salmon on land at Brennholmen.
The Icelandic company operates its own hatchery and recently announced expansion plans.
The selling aims to facilitate the further development of Vard Aqua in a professional environment that focuses on sustainable solutions for the aquaculture industry.
The company and the Faculty of Veterinary and Animal Sciences have partnered to develop R&D projects.
Genetics and breeding companies have a look at the year ahead discussing issues that directly affect hatcheries and the role of genetics in the current context.
The fund will ensure the Lennox Island First Nation hatchery has the resources to meet the growing demand for Prince Edward Island’s oysters.
Landsvirkjun will supply renewable energy to Landeldi’s land-based farm in Þorlákshöfn.
Researchers at Nofima developed an SNP panel for cod that can be useful for the aquaculture industry.
The discovery of an immune structure in the nasal cavities of rainbow trout could improve the understanding of the efficacy of aquaculture vaccines.
The study aims to identify animals whose DNA indicates that they are resilient to stress, which will aid the breeding of fish and shellfish with improved welfare.
The initial partnership will be focused on farmers and processors in Indonesia and further collaboration will be explored in India and Vietnam.
FAI Farms has launched an online application for tilapia farmers to improve welfare and profitability.
Gold River Productions assists Unifinca to continue to grow its annual post-larvae business.
The facility will be established in Campbell River, British Columbia with an investment of approximately USD 35 million.
The new center will serve the East Indonesian market and production is expected to start in March 2023.
Microbial endocrinology, which is a research field that combines microbiology and neurobiology to study the interactions between microorganisms, animals, and plants, can explain bacterial diseases spreading in salmon farming.
A study aimed to determine the optimal salinity required to culture fingerlings from hatch to weaning under on-farm conditions.