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.

The project identified a need to establish sustainability guidelines for the first stage in the production chain.

Craig L. Browdy will lead SyAqua's research initiatives and drive innovation in the field of aquaculture.

The Chilean company plans to expand its technology to shrimp farms after being successfully applied in salmon farms.

The company filed for patent protection in Japan, Thailand, Australia, and Europe, all areas in which the company is either currently doing or seeks to do business.

The facility can simulate conditions that farmers experience in different hatcheries around the world and do trials with both marine and freshwater larvae.

Fuel Tech released a white paper reporting enhanced shrimp production with likely health improvement results to be presented at Aquaculture America 2024.

Duong Anh Tu was appointed as managing director of BioMar-Viet Uc joint venture to lead the next phase of growth of the shrimp feed business in Vietnam.

The company is an aquaculture technology and fintech platform that leverages data analytics to deliver e-commerce, farm automation and market linkage solutions for aquaculture farmers.

With an investment of around USD 1 million, the distribution center in Santa Cruz increased its capacity by more than 5,000 tons.

Since they first joined up in 2018, the companies have been working on their first product together, an edible RNA substance to help shrimp cope with challenges linked to WSSV.