A new study that assesses the current landscape of long-chain omega-3s and explores their realistic growth potential has just been published in Reviews of Fisheries Science and Aquaculture.
Fishmeal production by IFFO's members has increased by 40 percent and fish oil production by 10 percent in the first six months of the year, according to a new report.
A new report by DeSmog argues that flagship initiatives to ensure responsible sourcing of marine ingredients for the global aquafeed industry are “being undermined by systemic conflicts of interest,…
A range of non-native fish species, including Midas cichlids, are now firmly established in the Philippines, but some enterprising farmers are beginning to capitalise on these invaders.
In the wake of the F3 Krill Replacement Challenge, 5 prominent aquafeed companies have committed to testing the top products of the competition within their commercial operations.
A trailer for Hope In the Water - a documentary series exploring ecological balance and sustainable seafood practices - has been released, giving a taste of engaging stories and creative solutions.
A new study, which assesses alternative protein sources for aquafeeds, has been published in a leading fisheries and aquaculture journal, as traditional feed ingredients become increasingly unviable.
Successfully breeding the European eel in captivity has proved elusive so far, but a number of recent research breakthroughs suggest that it might be feasible to achieve in the not-too-distant…
Tasmania’s salmon farming sector is taking part in a $7 million trial that will involve using novel nano bubble technology to try to ease the plight of an endangered species of skate.
Grieg Seafood's first generation of salmon raised in Placentia Bay in Newfoundland has been raised with good fish health and welfare, according to the company.
The latest statistics regarding the production and consumption of marine ingredients were unveiled at IFFO’s annual conference, which took place in Cape Town this week.
Forty companies from around the world have signed up to a new contest hosted by F3 - a promoter of alternative feed ingredients - which aims to encourage innovation in the replacement of krill in…
A series of Highland coastal kelp forests are among seven major environmental projects being supported by Scotland’s salmon farmers to help save iconic wild salmon and sea trout.
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