The country plans to establish 7,700 new fish farms across the country.
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.
MMC First Process has signed a contract with Samherji Fiskeldi to supply a complete fish logistics system for the company’s new land-based aquaculture facility.
AquaGen's 15 years of selection for resistance to cardiomyopathy syndrome is now showing results.
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.
Researchers are currently mapping out how light is used in the industry in Norway through a survey.
U.S. researchers aim to develop a user-friendly, farm-level solution for sturgeon producers.
Managed by the Singapore Agro-Food Enterprises Federation (Safef) and funded by the Singapore Food Agency (SFA), the center aims to produce selectively bred young fish by early 2026.
A recent project led by NMBU and Åkerblå confirms that operculum shortening in salmon typically occurs early in the initial feeding period and is linked to operational and production routines, particularly feeding
The DNA-based innovation is set to help aquaculture businesses cut costs and enhance sustainability in caviar farming.
The Spanish Institute of Agrifood Research and Technology and SEA EIGHT aim to improve reproductive processes in this key species for Mediterranean aquaculture.
Synnøve Helland is the new commercial director and will oversee sales, tender work, marketing and communication.
MAT-KULING signed a contract with NAQUA to deliver a next-generation barramundi hatchery.
Lumic and Greenfox Marine are developing a machine that analyzes the fish both externally and internally, while simultaneously vaccinating and sorting the fish.
The project will apply imaging technology and machine learning to support more accurate selection in breeding without compromising fish welfare.
The facility has a capacity of 500 metric tons of Atlantic salmon per year and uses RAS technology delivered by AKVA group.
A florfenicol premix has been approved for use in freshwater-reared salmonids, catfish, freshwater-reared finfish and warmwater finfish.
A £350,000 expansion project will redevelop the company’s existing marine hatchery facilities and significantly increase the production of juvenile halibut.
The facility, specialized in the diagnosis of fish pathologies in the Lake Titicaca area, aims to contribute to improving the disease management of trout in Peru.
Brazil's aquaculture sector experienced record-breaking growth in 2024, driven by tilapia production and a significant increase in exports, solidifying its position as a major global player.
