The company will establish a joint venture with Dongwon Industries to develop a 20,000 tons land-based facility in South Korea.
The agreement includes ova supplies for a new land-based facility in the discontinued olivine mines in Sunnylvsfjorden, Norway and a mutual exchange of expertise.
Researchers will use genomic selection as a method of increasing fillet quality and yield in rainbow trout.
In collaboration with Thai Union and Devi Seafoods, BAP is working to enable direct data transfer from BAP-certified facilities to BAP’s internal data systems as companies trace products in their supply chains.
The company will deploy Hydrenesis technology in its hatchery and nursery systems and expect to have major impacts in other farming segments.
The agreement aims to promote the highest social and environmental standards and encourage their adoption by Ecuadorian shrimp producers through ASC certification.
WorldFish Bangladesh started a project that aims to introduce an integrated salt and Artemia production system in salt farms in Cox’s Bazar area.
The group is negotiating a new post-smolt facility in the region of Vestland that may also be used for salmon production up to harvest size.
FishTech Laboratory, a specialized PCR-based molecular fish laboratory in Khulna, in southern Bangladesh, will support the fish and shrimp industry.
Scientists suggested that high extrusion temperatures make feed minerals difficult to access for a fish species like ballan wrasse, which has no stomach or acid digestion.
The company said that having lobster broodstock hatch larvae so early in the season allows the hatchery to culture juvenile lobsters from January through November.
ICAR-CIBA is facilitating the development of insurance for shrimp farmers together with insurance companies and farmers.
Results showed that Troutlodge strains in the Colombian market are proving superior against other strains from a European competitor.
A new study showed the potential to increase resistance to Francisellosis by genetic selection in commercial Nile tilapia breeding programs.
The new standards are specifically geared to the humane raising of salmon and trout, a first for the aquaculture industry.
The company appointed Katie Sokalsky to accelerate XpertSea’s rapid growth in Latin America and support the company’s expansion of its business model to Southeast Asia and India.
The quality seal proves that the company’s processing of its algae-based ingredients complies with the legal regulations and requirements necessary to ensure safety throughout all stages of the feed chain.
The companies, together with Ecuacultivos, invested $25 million in a new shrimp genetics facility in Ayangue, Santa Elena province, Ecuador.
LED lighting products improved energy efficiency, optimized feed conversion and reduced costs in yellowtail RAS farm.
The company was granted the GLOBALG.A.P. Standard certification for its two production units in Ensenada and Curacalco.