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.
The Sustainable Shrimp Partnership, in collaboration with IDH, has launched a project in Ecuador to measure and validate that workers on SSP shrimp farms receive a living wage.
Broodstock Capital has acquired a major stake in Neptun Salmo, a Norwegian hatchery producer located in Nord-Trøndelag.
Kjetil Fyrand leaves Pharmaq to join Nofima and now leads the Fish Health Department.
The new facility, located in Santa Elena, improves logistics and reinforces its role as a reliable partner for hatcheries and producers.
The project is anchored around the introduction and greater access for farmers to improved strains of tilapia, Genetically Improved Farmed Tilapia (GIFT).
Researchers are currently mapping out how light is used in the industry in Norway through a survey.
The existing "traffic light" system and maximum allowed biomass will stay in place until a new regulatory framework is finalized and adopted.
With the launch of the EU Ocean Pact, an agenda that outlines shared research and innovation priorities in the sector to support sustainable and competitive aquaculture in Europe has been released.
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.
Researchers in Denmark found that mixtures of bacteria from live-feed microalgae are capable of inhibiting fish pathogens.
The USD98 million hatchery aims to produce 15 and 20 million salmon smolts per year.
Dr. Humberto Villarreal, a pioneering aquaculture researcher and leader in Latin America, has passed away, leaving a lasting legacy in sustainable aquaculture development.
UK researchers have developed a method to detect the deadly oyster parasite without harming the shellfish.
Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) launched a 30-day public consultation on May 20 on the inclusion of Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) within the ASC certification and labelling program.
The Spanish Institute of Agrifood Research and Technology and SEA EIGHT aim to improve reproductive processes in this key species for Mediterranean aquaculture.
A new study found that the Brazilian broodstock is well-positioned to serve as the foundation for a structured breeding program focused on disease resilience and sustainable growth.
