The Philippines has launched its first-ever captive breeding program for Bali sardinella (tamban) to support sustainable aquaculture and stabilize the country’s sardine supply.
The new findings could lead to a more sustainable and animal-friendly way to combat sea lice, and are a step towards a future vaccine.
Once fully constructed, the Center for Applied Aquaculture Innovation will offer state-of-the-art facilities including laboratories, hatchery, technology, and open-ocean projects.
Johan Kostveit of Bluefront Equity explores the evolving landscape of Norway’s aquaculture industry, emphasizing the need for technological advancements, regulatory clarity, and strategic investment to ensure sustainable growth and global leadership in salmon production.
As the Norwegian aquaculture industry faces mounting social and regulatory challenges, companies like DNV are stepping in to drive sustainability, improve fish welfare, and foster trust through innovation and collaboration.
Aquaculture presents a unique investment opportunity with strong market growth and innovation challenges, requiring strategic funding and collaboration to unlock its full potential.
The scholarship aims to recognize and support the next generation of leaders driving innovation within the aquaculture and poultry sectors.
As part of Taiwan Smart Agriweek, Aquatech Taiwan 2025 will be held from September 3-5, 2025, at TaiNEX 1, Taipei.
The annual meeting of the Latin American and Caribbean Chapter of the World Aquaculture Society will take place from October 7-9 in Chile.
The OECD-FAO Agricultural Outlook 2025-2034 predicts that while animal-source food consumption will rise with increasing incomes in middle-income countries, significant improvements in global agricultural productivity are essential to reduce undernourishment and mitigate agricultural greenhouse gas emissions over the next decade.
A new report suggests that investing USD 1.5 trillion in ambitious measures could increase global aquaculture production to 255 million metric tons by 2050.
According to a recent RaboResearch report, affordability and shifting trade dynamics are reshaping global seafood markets in 2025.
FENACAM (Brazilian Shrimp Farming Fair) has been a leading force in Brazil’s aquaculture sector, driving innovation, growth, and sustainable development.
This one-stop exhibition will support the entire food value chain in aquaculture, fishery and seafood industry and is expected to attract more than 100 exhibitors and 4,000 trade visitors during the three-day show.
