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Olympia, USA.- The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has authorized Cooke Aquaculture to transport 1.8 million Atlantic salmon eggs from its facility in ...
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Read moreBy Kim KriegerUSA.- Two potent antibacterials found in fish do their dirty work in unexpected ways, report UConn chemists and colleagues in a paper accepted ...
Read moreTrondheim, Norway.- In two weeks’ time, the MS Nyksund, a new high-tech vessel for shipping fish feed will be put into service for BioMar. As ...
Read moreThe Rectorate and Conference center of the University of Zaragoza hosted Spain’s 14th Aquaculture National Congress, from 3 to 5 October 2017. Around 300 aquaculture ...
Read moreUK.- Conservation of dwindling fish stocks is being severely hampered by poor controls on global trade, according to research published today in Scientific Reports.
Read moreNorway.- Some of the recommendations on vitamin and mineral supplements in the feed for Atlantic salmon must be changed. This happens because a shift from ...
Read moreUSA.- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has released information regarding import refusals for September through September 22, 2017. Over the first three weeks ...
Read moreBy Mark FloydCorvallis, USA.- A new analysis suggests that open-ocean aquaculture for three species of finfish is a viable option for industry expansion under most ...
Read moreUSA.- Ninety percent of the seafood eaten in the United States is imported, and about half of that is raised on fish farms. Farmers may ...
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