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Scientists offer alternative to normal fishmeal production

Scientists offer alternative to normal fishmeal production

Researchers in Sweden have recommended an alternative to fishmeal production which can efficiently concentrate proteins from high bone/low meat sources such as fishery by-products. The proteins can then be used in aquafeed.

Tough salmon feed market pegs back BioMar earnings

Tough salmon feed market pegs back BioMar earnings

Feed producer BioMar Group said today that it had increased revenue and volumes in 2018 but earnings (EBITDA) did not keep pace due to competition in the salmon feed market in Norway.

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Appetite growing for fish oil alternative in feed

Appetite growing for fish oil alternative in feed

More than 350,000 tons of feed containing an algae-based alternative to fish oil have been sold by BioMar in Norway over the last two years, it has been revealed.

Algal oil maker Veramaris gears up for product launch

Algal oil maker Veramaris gears up for product launch

Netherlands-based Veramaris says it has completed the recruitment of six “seasoned professionals” to accelerate the launch of its marine algal oil.

Insect grower seeks Scottish fish farming, feed partners

Insect grower seeks Scottish fish farming, feed partners

A Portuguese insect protein producer has begun a search for a Scottish fish farming partner as it prepares to take its business from an experimental to commercial level.

Creating a fish oil alternative for feed

Creating a fish oil alternative for feed

The aquaculture industry is looking for new ways to replace costly wild fish oil in fish feeds. A conference held in San Francisco this week challenged participants to find wild fish oil alternatives.

Ÿnsect raises £96m for 20,000-tonne mealworm protein plant

Ÿnsect raises £96m for 20,000-tonne mealworm protein plant

Ÿnsect, which breeds mealworms for use in aquaculture feed and pet food, has raised $125 million (£96m) to build the world’s biggest insect farm in Amiens Metropole, northern France, and open a factory in the US.

Feed maker launches new range for RAS

Feed maker launches new range for RAS

Danish aquafeed manufacturer Aller Aqua has launched a new range of feed designed specifically for recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS).

Cargill and Skretting to share ships in Norway

Cargill and Skretting to share ships in Norway

Salmon feed producers Cargill and Skretting have agreed to collaborate in shipping their products in Norway, saving money and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Hemp could be the next new ingredient in fish feed

Hemp could be the next new ingredient in fish feed

A United States pro-hemp group has submitted an application to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) asking for support to explore the use of hemp in fish and other animal feeds.

Portuguese fly farmer eyes Scottish salmon opportunity

Portuguese fly farmer eyes Scottish salmon opportunity

One of the founders of a Portuguese fly-farming start-up will be in Edinburgh today to attend an insect farming workshop run by Zero Waste Scotland.

Study: Zinc and omega-3 support sea transfer

Study: Zinc and omega-3 support sea transfer

Salmon that had received higher doses of zinc and omega-3 better tolerated the transfer to seawater, according to scientists from Norwegian research institute Nofima.

Creating a buzz about fly farming in Scotland

Creating a buzz about fly farming in Scotland

A one-day workshop on the potential for insect farming in Scotland is to be held in Edinburgh next month to bring together key organisations from across the would-be insect supply chain.

High-protein feed worth the extra cost, concludes thesis

High-protein feed worth the extra cost, concludes thesis

A PhD study into the balance between fat and protein in salmon feed has concluded that high-protein feed is worth the extra cost compared to a high-fat feed.

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