The new broodstock operation will be fully operational in 2025.
Joe McElwee has been appointed as general manager.
The move will allow the company to focus on its nutrition and health business areas.
The company’s plans to pursue additional certifications that enhance value for both the business and its clients.
“Together, we are building an innovative ecosystem that will turbocharge sustainability, efficiency, and predictability, setting a new standard for the future of aquaculture,” said Kostas Seferis, founder of aquaManager.
Christian Sørensen partnered with a select group of former experts from the Billund Aquaculture Group to form a collaborative alliance.
This expansion of services will be conducted in collaboration with an aquaculture facility in Brazil.
Aedrian Ortiz Johnson will spearhead the company’s efforts to grow and maintain its market share, driving sales and delivering nutritional innovation and value creation to customers worldwide.
This plant in Ecuador consolidates a network of three facilities in the Andean region dedicated to Ecuador, offering versatility and flexibility tailored to the needs of a constantly changing and evolving shrimp industry.
ASC-certified salmon producers across Latin America can now strengthen their competitive position in global markets by sourcing ASC compliant feed from BioMar.
Benchmark Genetics unveiled advancements in genetic resistance to Enterocytozoon hepatorenal (EHP) and White Feces Syndrome (WFS) in whiteleg shrimp.
BioMar UK is the second feed production facility to attain ASC Feed certification in Europe
The new growth strategy includes increased investments in salmon farming and other species such as halibut, trout, wolffish and cod.
The agreement aims to develop advanced feeding and production protocols, to improve larval survival and growth in the early stages of shrimp farming.
The new factory will serve its customers in Central Java and surrounding areas.
The company has signed a contract with Salmon Evolution for delivery of fish handling technology.
The Fisheries Development Oman SOAC is mandated to co-invest in diverse aquaculture, fisheries, and marine biotechnology industries across Oman.
Currently, there are 30 feed production sites either certified or in assessment.
Academics, technical experts and local authorities agreed to establish an intersectoral collaboration to move toward sustainable regulation in genomic editing.
Following a successful first year, the Israel Innovation Authority (IIA) approved financing a second year of collaboration
