Researchers from Canada found that reversing tank water flow weekly reduced harmful otolith deformities and asymmetry, without affecting survival rates.
“By understanding the identity and expression profiles of kinases involved in key processes like muscle growth, disease resistance, and stress adaptation, we can develop targeted strategies to modulate them,” researchers said.
Maarten Bijl succeeds Bastiaan van Tilburg, who will also be taking on a new role as CEO at parent company Nutreco.
Since 2019, South Korea has declared freedom from six aquatic diseases under WOAH standards and aims for ten by 2028, reinforcing biosecurity and international trade confidence.
Researchers found that bluefin tuna larvae survive on scarce food by consuming high-energy plankton. They grow well below 28°C, but warming seas may threaten their survival.
ICAR-CIBA and PFFI collaborate to manage shrimp diseases in Nagapattinam, combining farmer monitoring, scientific analysis, training, and the new CIBA EHP Cura Gro+.
Researchers from Germany have mapped 99.96% of the African catfish genome, identifying genes for its unique air-breathing ability.
Turkey’s recent success story is being driven by the booming production and export of Turkish salmon, alongside its output of seabass and seabream.
The SAARC Development Fund and partners launch the USD 3.97 million AquaLivelihood Project to support small-scale fish farmers and improve nutrition in five South Asian countries.
Vietnam exported over USD 252 million of shrimp to the EU in the first half of 2025, with strong growth in Germany, Belgium, and France.
The U.S. has imposed a 50% tariff on Indian shrimp imports, dealing a heavy blow to the country’s shrimp exports and shifting competitive advantage toward Latin American producers.
The project aims to improve the welfare of farmed fish in Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam and will support six Master's students from these countries to grow local talent.
The project represents an unprecedented scientific challenge in aquaculture, as there are no previous reports of its application to viruses relevant in fish, and even fewer in the Chilean aquaculture.
The company appointed Sih Yang Sim as business development manager, Marine Fish for APAC/China.
The country plans to establish 7,700 new fish farms across the country.
Researchers have developed the first successful cryopreservation protocol for all larval and juvenile stages of the mussel Mytilus galloprovincialis.
A key objective is to support businesses and entrepreneurs through applied research that optimizes species production and demonstrates new aquaculture technologies.
Malta has signed an agreement to establish its first national research centre for aquaculture and fisheries, aiming to boost innovation, sustainability, and economic growth in the maritime sector.
With an estimated investment of USD 10.5 million, the park is projected to produce between 360 and 1,200 tons of seafood annually.
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.
