Tours offered by the LACQUA19
Latin American & Caribbean Aquaculture 2019 – LACQUA19 will have much more to offer besides the trade fair and academic conferences. This year we want ...
Read moreNew research on Atlantic salmon scale growth
Ireland.- Research from Dr Katie Thomas of the Marine Institute has investigated the mechanisms for growth mark formation in scales of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar ...
Read moreMillion Dollar Shrimp: Valorization of Chitin from Northern Moroccan Shrimp
The decortication (removal of the outer layer) of gray and pink shrimp in Northern Morocco results in large amounts of waste annually. These chitin shells ...
Read more‘Apply the principles of circular agriculture also in aquaculture’
The Netherlands.- To enable us to continue supplying the growing world population with enough protein in the future, fish production will need to rise. In ...
Read moreNew Online Tools Address Slavery in Shrimp Supply Chain
USA.- The American commercial shrimp industry is heavily regulated. Federal, state, and local governments set out rules and regulations regarding how, when, and where commercial ...
Read moreASEAN continues to be a potential market of Vietnam pangasius
Vietnam.- Q.IV/2018, Pangasius export revenue to ASEAN markets reached US$57 million, up 35.6% compared to the same period in 2017. In 2018, the export turnover ...
Read moreWeak Norwegian krone continues to help fish exporters
Norway.- The export value of fresh fish products has recently received more help from the Norwegian krone exchange rate compared to frozen products. However, Nofima ...
Read moreGood swimming water for walleyes thanks to geothermal energy from greenhouses
The Netherlands.- Greenhouses do not have to be heated in the summer. In fact, there is often even a surplus of heat, especially if geothermal ...
Read moreCAP Report Considers Effect of Expanding Offshore Aquaculture
Washington, D.C. USA.- As the United States considers expanding the commercial farming of fish, shellfish, and seaweed into federal waters, a new report from the ...
Read moreSecrets of fluorescent microalgae could lead to super-efficient solar cells
Birmingham, UK.- Tiny light-emitting microalgae, found in the ocean, could hold the secret to the next generation of organic solar cells, according to new research ...
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