Border policy simply inadequate

By Eric Perez*Australia.- The following is the association’s response to yesterday’s 4 Corners program.

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New funding opportunity to fight antimicrobial resistance

Canada.- InnoVet-AMR grants to support development of innovative veterinary solutions to reduce antibiotic use in food-producing animals. IDRC and the UK’s Global AMR Innovation Fund ...

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Industry Inputs on Aquaculture Priorities Requested by USDA

USA.- To address the current needs and challenges facing the aquaculture industry, stakeholders and industry members have been invited to voice their opinions. The U.S. ...

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Fish and chips: DNA analysis on a chip can separate endangered wild steelhead trout from hatchery steelhead trout

Seattle, USA.- Many populations of native steelhead trout in the Pacific Northwest US are threatened by disease, habitat loss, poor ocean survival, and genetic mixing ...

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Connecticut Shellfish Initiative earns regional recognition

USA.- The Connecticut Shellfish Initiative, a multi-year effort launched in 2014 to promote the growth of shellfish beds and shellfishing by identifying and removing barriers ...

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BioMar exceed expectations on sustainability KPIs for raw materials

Denmark.- Yesterday, BioMar Group releases their Integrated Sustainability Report. Three years ahead of schedule, four out of five KPI’s for raw materials have reached the ...

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How microscopic marine algae cope with changing ocean conditions

USA.- Human activities are changing the ocean on a global scale, with seawater in some regions becoming warmer, more acidic, and less well mixed. One ...

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Pangasinan launches fish processing livelihood project

By Hilda AustriaThe Philippines (PNA).- The Camaley Fisherfolk Association from Binmaley town became the first recipient of the provincial government’s fish processing livelihood project launched ...

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Innovative management system for tilapia fish farms cuts feed costs

Brasil.- An innovative tilapia farming system that reduces both expenditures on fish feed and mortality rates, among other benefits, has been developed by Fisher Piscicultura ...

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Mote Study: Can filter-feeding marine life reduce red tide impacts?

Sarasota, USA.- Mote Marine Laboratory scientists are launching a research project this week that will test whether filter-feeding animals and seaweeds can help mitigate the ...

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