Guangdong Evergreen Group will export for the first time shrimp seeds to Vietnam.

ASC and SFP plan to develop a process designating stepwise improvements across at least four impact area modules (water quality, disease management, feed and effluent).

Genics Shrimp MultiPath™ technology has been shown to exceed the standards and parameters for efficiency and sensitivity in commercial shrimp pathogen tests.

Former CEO of the Kingfish Company, Ohad Maiman, recently joined the board of directors of two aquaculture startups, ReelData and BioFishency.

With a production capacity of 35,000 metric tons per year, the company aims to serve the North, Central, East and regions of Western India with premium hatchery feeds and grow-out floating feeds.

In 2022, the total reduction was at 5.5% from the commitment to reduce emissions by one-third by 2030.

JT electric and Sterner AquaTech UK have rebranded combining the strengths of both companies to provide sustainable technology solutions to the aquaculture industry.

The new changes reflect a strategic succession, together with a renewed focus on developing genetically-improved strains and expansion of global genetic services.

David Märkl-Bilger will be responsible for all commercial activities of WATER - proved, particularly leading sales and procurement as well as key account management and finance department.

Fluctus has signed a contract with Eyvi for delivery of a water feeding system to land-based trout farm Hima Seafood at Rjukan, Norway.

Chelsea Andrews will support the company in developing initiatives to make shrimp farmers sucessful again.

The Center for Aquaculture Technologies appointed Panos Kokkinias as breeding scientist to continue to deliver genetic improvement strategies and products to the aquaculture industry.

Keith Drynan will be responsible for all commercial activities of AquaGen in Scotland as well as overseeing the day-to-day operations of the facility.

Benedikt Hálfdanarson is the new general manager and Jonas Jonasson is stepping down as CEO.

Benchmark Genetics Iceland is core to the company's salmon eggs business, representing 50% of the group's salmon egg capacity.

Jan-Emil Johannessen, head of Benchmark Genetics, retires and will be succeeded by Geir Olav Melingen.

The EUR 18.5-million facility with a capacity of 50,000 metric tonnes per year will cater to domestic and export markets.

Signify is providing Svaberget Smolt fish farm in Norway with aquaculture grow lights to control the growth and life cycle of land-based farming salmon.

Redox will be the exclusive dealer and distributor of Benchmark International's VPSA Oxygen Concentrators in Norway.

Hyperthermics' technology utilizes sludge from land-based or closed aquaculture facilities to become valuable products, such as biogas and proteins.