Staying clean keeps seafish smart
Montreal, Canada.- A team of international researchers led by a Canadian biologist has found that infection with parasites makes it harder for seafish living in ...
Read moreGovernment steps up efforts to develop aquaculture as a viable and profitable industry
Ghana.- As part of efforts to attract more investments into Ghana’s budding cage farming industry, the Fisheries Commission has gone all-out to developed the much ...
Read moreTo Help Prevent Harmful Algal Blooms, Limit Nitrogen and Phosphorus
By: Brad BuckGainesville, USA.- Algal blooms can kill fish and harm a lake’s ecosystem, but by reducing two nutrients together such as nitrogen and phosphorus ...
Read moreNew research shows impact of rising ocean temperatures on Atlantic salmon physiology
Australia.- A new IMAS Study has revealed some of the ways that Atlantic salmon physiology may be affected by rising ocean temperatures, an increasing challenge ...
Read morePrimeFish presents new studies to enhance product innovation and increase the success rate of launching new products in the seafood market
Bremen, Germany.- On their preliminary outing, experts from the PrimeFish project will gave an insight into their most recent consumer studies at the Fish International ...
Read moreSFP launches new approach to evaluating sustainable aquaculture management in major production regions
SFP today launched a new approach to assessing sustainable aquaculture management through the publication of 35 profiles for farmed shrimp, salmon, and pangasius across 10 ...
Read moreScottish Salmon Producers Organisation Comment on Environment Committee Report
UK.- “We note the Committee’s report into the impact of salmon farming. We welcome the Committee’s clear support for the aquaculture sector, of which salmon ...
Read moreSalmon farming expansion plans could cause “irrecoverable” environmental damage
By: Clare Fischer A damning report from the Scottish Parliament’s Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform (ECCLR) Committee has concluded that expansion of salmon farming ...
Read moreCall for new tech in the norwegian salmon industry
Ireland.- At the beginning of the Norwegian salmon adventure fish farmers could take a walk around their fish cage and use gut instinct to make ...
Read moreResearch Finds Marine Reserves Sustain Broader Fishing Efforts
Melbourne, USA.- New research from Florida Institute of Technology finds that fish born in marine reserves where fishing is prohibited grow to be larger, healthier ...
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