This case study explores the hatchery’s challenges, the implementation of Zeigler’s products, and the significant improvements observed in shrimp larvae survival and health.
The government also plans to support the establishment of a network of nucleus breeding centers for shrimp broodstock.
SyAqua acquired Primo Broodstock which will bolster SyAqua’s portfolio and open new market opportunities.
Shrimp farmers are now allowed to map and reduce the full environmental footprint of their operations and meet environmental sustainability targets.
The Dutch government will be pushing for a European import ban on shrimp that has been bred using eyestalk ablation techniques.
Ace Aquatec has partnered with Shrimp Welfare Project to expand access to humane stunning solutions amongst shrimp producers globally.
A land-based shrimp farm in Germany has introduced a new shrimp counting system into its RAS facilities.
JALA signed a strategic partnership with Luminis Water Technologies to equip shrimp farmers with advanced technologies.
The Eyestalk Ablation-Free Recognition Project is inviting companies to commit to eliminate this practice.
The trial compared a tank treated by the patented electrocoagulation and Hydrogas™ with a tank treated by a traditional biofilter.
The 196-page publication by Willem van der Pijl aims to better understand the structure and dynamics of the Indian shrimp industry and the companies that drive it.
Ecuador is under an energy crisis due to a prolonged drought due to El Niño that has forced the country to power cuts that are affecting the shrimp industry.
Gaining a 56% increase in growth and 30% pathogen load reduction, the company is set to deliver sustainability in the aquaculture industry with NGS-guided precision probiotics.
The initiative marks a new step for the company’s development in aquaculture, complementing their previously released program for tilapia.
Seven of its shrimp farms in Thailand have been granted Antibiotic-Free Product Certification by SGS (Thailand) Company Limited.
More than five million pieces of vannamei shrimp seed will be imported to start commercial farming in the country.
The program's primary focus is making on-farm investments to enhance efficiency and productivity, reduce energy usage and increase sourcing of sustainable feed ingredients.
The single-site certification for their Mahachai Plant, located in Thailand’s Samut Sakhon province, is the first ASC Feed Standard certification in Asia.
The newly elected members will collaborate to promote shrimp consumption first in the USA and later in different geographies worldwide.
Spanning an area of 29,300 square meters, the new facility has an annual capacity of 50,000 metric tons, featuring five production lines exclusively dedicated to shrimp feed products.
