Advances in industrial harvesting techniques of edible microalgae
Microalgae are causing a stir in the food industry because they are a rich source of proteins, lipids, vitamins, and pigments that can be used ...
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Microalgae are causing a stir in the food industry because they are a rich source of proteins, lipids, vitamins, and pigments that can be used ...
Read moreHave you ever wondered why some shrimp grow faster than others cultured in the same pond? It turns out the answer could lie within their ...
Read moreTransfer or transportation of fish is often an event that induces stress. Imagine collecting the fish, placing them in tanks full of water, and keeping ...
Read moreImagine going to buy salmon fillets only to encounter unaesthetic dark spots that spoil their presentation. These imperfections, known as “melanized focal changes” (MFC), pose ...
Read moreThe global demand for fish is on the rise, and as wild fish populations face depletion, the responsibility to meet this growing need falls on ...
Read moreThe search for an efficient and sustainable shrimp culture has led to advances in production systems. While high-density approaches like Biofloc Technology (BFT) have increased ...
Read moreThe aquaculture industry is expected to grow in the coming decades to feed a growing population with delicious and nutritious fish and seafood. However, this ...
Read moreThe cultivation of tilapia in the biofloc system is a lucrative business, but it faces an unpleasant enemy: the bacteria Aeromonas hydrophila. This foe causes ...
Read moreThe waste of food is one of the major global challenges, but innovative packaging and sub-chilled techniques are at the forefront to address these issues. ...
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