Aquaculture innovators chosen for London showcase The 13 innovative start-ups who will present at the Aquaculture Innovation Europe showcase in London in September have been announced by the event’s organisers.
Evonik extends probiotics link with Vland German speciality chemicals manufacturer Evonik has signed an expanded agreement with Chinese R&D company Vland to develop probiotics for animal nutrition, including aquaculture.
WorldFish making a bigger splash in developing world Non-profit organisation WorldFish had a “remarkable” 2018 developing and scaling scientific innovations to support the sustainable transformation of food systems with fish, board chair Yvonne Pinto has said in its annual report.
Anchoring the future for high-energy aquaculture A consortium of engineering experts is developing an innovative new anchoring technology for the Scottish aquaculture industry which would allow fish and shellfish farms to look at areas which are currently unsuitable for use.
'Don’t dive into fish farming without looking' A new report for investors warns that growth in the $232 billion global fish farming sector could be undermined by a failure to manage environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks.
Aquaculture vaccines market will surpass $290 million by 2025 New research published by Global Market Insights Inc predicts that the global aquaculture vaccines market will reach $290 million USD by the year 2025.
Genetics experts gather for aquaculture symposium Experts from New Zealand, Norway, Spain and UK will give talks at a one-day symposium on aquaculture genetics at Edinburgh University’s Roslin Institute on Monday.
Irish eyes on effects of climate change on aquaculture Climate change, survivability and genetics were among some of the challenges facing the Irish aquaculture sector being discussed at the recent Irish Aquaculture Technology and Innovation Platform (IATIP) seminar held earlier this month.
Hatch says aloha to Hawaii Aquaculture accelerator programme Hatch Blue has begun recruiting for its third cohort of start-up companies.
'Cutting-edge' wellboat makes a splash in BC The biggest and most technologically advanced wellboat in Canadian aquaculture history has sailed into British Columbia waters.
Industry offered more training after university’s short-course success Stirling University’s Institute of Aquaculture (IoA) is to expand provision of training days for industry after the huge success of a short course in fish health and welfare.
Firms form aqua pharma company to fast track disease prevention A new aquaculture pharmaceutical company, Aquatreck Animal Health, has been formed by Irish “R&D amplifier platform” Marrinovac and Spanish company CZ Vaccines.
Looking at aquaculture opportunities beyond Europe Speakers from Nordea Bank, the Global Aquaculture Alliance and Marks & Spencer will be among those making presentations at a seminar focusing on the opportunities for trade and knowledge exchange between UK aquaculture and the world beyond Europe.
US consumers 'want fish grown far from land' Fish farming far from shore in the open ocean can play a key role in growing the market for fish and seafood in the United States, according to a newly released study.
