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Korean Premium Seafood Brand, K·FISH, To Be Introduced To The U.S. Market This Month

Los Angeles, USA.- The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries (Minister: Kim Young-choon) of the Republic of Korea announced the global launch of K·FISH, Korean fishery ...

Advancing shrimp breeding to meet the growing demand

By Neil ManchesterShrimp may be a tiny animal, but they punch above their weight in several fronts. It is the fastest growing protein in aquaculture ...

Sustainable food production through aquaponics

EU-funded researchers have successfully implemented new technological approaches to aquaponics – aquaculture and hydroponics combined – offering cost savings for food producers, market opportunities for ...

Alaska mariculture projects receive federal funding

USA.- Alaska Sea Grant has received funding to help marine aquaculture businesses in the state find good locations, obtain geoduck seeds and avoid shutdowns after ...

The Myanmar MyFish project has improved aquaculture methods and increased outputs by 10-40%

Common wisdom has always held that fish is good for you. But, in country where fish is almost as much of a staple as rice, ...

NOAA awards $9.3 million to support aquaculture research

USA.- NOAA has announced 32 research grants totaling $9.3 million for projects around the country to further develop the nation’s marine and coastal aquaculture industry.

EU fish consumption is growing while fish imports are the lifeblood of the processing industry!

Brussels.- The 2017 AIPCE-CEP Finfish Study provides key figures on recent developments in the EU seafood market. This study has been prepared since 1992 and ...

Future climate change may not adversely impact seafood quality, research suggests

UK.- Oysters exposed to predicted increases in temperature and carbon dioxide expected to occur over the next century do not lose their sensory qualities. The ...

UM Scientist Awarded Grant Aimed to Increase Aquaculture Production in the U.S.

Miami, USA.- University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science (UM) Professor Daniel Benetti has been awarded $967,000 by Florida Sea Grant from ...

Near- and Offshore Finfish Aquaculture Poses Risks to the Environment and Public Health

USA.- Expanding the nearshore finfish industry or establishing an offshore industry in the United States carries significant risks to aquatic ecosystems and public health, according ...