ASC is consulting the public on new requirements to improve the welfare of farmed fish that take advantage of new developments and research to cover issues including water quality, stocking density and slaughter.
The country is testing intensive tilapia hatchery techniques to create a model hatchery that can boost production at minimum costs.
The project will explore the range of factors that determine the best possible conditions for delivering vaccinations against Aeromonas salmonicida at the hatchery stage.
A team of Spanish researchers tested different feeding strategies in greater amberjack (Seriola dumerili) larvae with the aim of reducing the use of Artemia and reduce the cost of production.
A new US project plans to raise yellow perch in RAS and develop and distribute a guide for producers on how to raise yellow perch and describes best practices and cost estimates for production in RAS.
After the expansion, designed and installed by Eyvi AS, the hatchery’s annual breeding capacity will be about 1,000 tons of smolt.
The company is the world’s first fish feed company verified in CO2-labelling of its fish feed products for its three EU factories.
A new study found that triploid salmon is not as robust as ordinary diploid salmon.
Benchmark will provide genetics from its biosecurity facilities in Iceland for a three-year period, with an option for another two years, to Premium Svensk Lax new land-based facility.
Bluefront Equity will acquire a significant stake in the company to accelerate AquaBioTech’s growth, including the opening of a major office in Norway and Singapore.
The country is weighing the approval of genome-edited red sea bream with up to 50% more edible flesh.
The project aims to pilot a blockchain traceability system for a new WorldFish fast-growing variety of carp aquaculture among select participants in Jessore Bangladesh.
The hub aims to establish a collaborative arena and drive market-oriented innovation.
The group AKVA group is building a new service department to make land-based farming easier to succeed.
The company was recognized for its marketplace that connects shrimp buyers and growers and guarantees same-day payment.
Twenty-two farmers were trained in environmental and legal requirements, good aquaculture practices and requirements for ASC certification and received pre-audits throughout the program.
The company aims to achieve a leading position as the only biotech business producing salmon eggs specifically for the Scottish market, with genetics tailored to local conditions.
The contract marks the first important milestone in the company’s commitment to incorporate RAS technology across all its freshwater production.
A new Norwegian research facility for infection studies in RAS provides more relevant research for the industry showing that infection trials in RAS facilities can be conducted faster than in flow-through systems.
University of Maine scientists seek to develop more effective, safe, sustainable and affordable fish vaccines using nanocellulose produced from Maine’s renewable wood pulp industry.
