Focus on low trophic aquaculture in EU funded project
Denmark.- New, large international research project will improve the cultivation and utilization of organisms at the bottom of the marine food chain. DTU Aqua is ...
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Denmark.- New, large international research project will improve the cultivation and utilization of organisms at the bottom of the marine food chain. DTU Aqua is ...
Read moreNew Zealand.- Aotearoa New Zealand is a world leader in shellfish farming and Professor Keith Alexander is part of a team researching ways to keep ...
Read moreUSA.- In response to a request for comments issued by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), the Southern Shrimp Alliance formally submitted extensive written comments ...
Read moreVancouver, Canada.- It’s getting easier to make sustainable seafood choices, thanks to co-operation between Canadian retailers and Seafood Progress, an online reporting program run by ...
Read moreUSA.- Given its devastating health effects as a potent neurotoxin, mercury is one of the top ten chemicals of public concern, according to the World ...
Read moreGermany.- Scientists at the Leibniz-Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries (IGB) now propose alternative biological concepts to control fungal disease in a more environmentally ...
Read moreNorway.- Previously, Nofima scientists have reported that salmon skin is strengthened if there is enough omega-3 and zinc in their feed. A new report shows ...
Read moreNetherlands.- To meet the growing market demand for Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) certified seafood, the organisation has had to develop new standards. Last year saw ...
Read moreApplications are now being accepted for the AQUAEXCEL2020 training course entitled “Fish Nutrition and Feeding”. This is a free face-to-face training course provided by Institut ...
Read moreVancouver, Canada.- Demand for fish and seafood as a high-protein food source is increasing significantly worldwide and putting pressure on wild fish populations. Approximately half ...
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