Nutrition

A new project which could lead to an increased use of algae in the aquaculture feed industry has been launched today.

Following the successful debut of the World Aquaculture Society’s debut conference in sub-Saharan Africa, The Fish Site spoke to Niels Lundgaard, Commercial Director of Africa for Aller Aqua Group – w…

A new and upgraded testing centre that will conduct research into larval and juvenile shrimp and tilapia nutrition and health has been opened by INVE in Chonburi, Thailand.

A new 4-year project to investigate optimization of feeds used for cleanerfish – such as wrasse and lumpsuckers – in salmon cages has kicked off in Norway.

Brexit does not deter waste-to-nutrient upcycler.

Aquafeed giant reduces reliance on traditional sources of fishmeal and fish oil.

Plans to be the “world’s lowest cost” producer of insect-based aquaculture feed ingredients have been announced by Cirencester start-up Multibox.

INVE Aquaculture Inc (IA Inc) has recently taken a large step towards Global GAP certification, thanks to its artemia and probiotics plant in Salt Lake City achieving GMP certification.

Following the announcement of their joint insect-based processing venture with Protix this morning, the Fish Site caught up with Andreas Baumann, Bühler Corporate Technology, to find out more about th…

Feed producer Skretting believes this week’s WAS conference in Cape Town will act as a fillip for African aquaculture.

Aquaculture industry a key target market for insect meal and oils.

Fish and shrimp feed production specialist Skretting is celebrating 25 years since it launched its first health-focused aquafeed.

Combined teams will provide intensive technical support to customers.

IFFO question the sustainability credentials of fish oil 'alternatives'.

Revealed as one of the main exhibitors on the Scottish Pavillion, Gael Force will officially launch their new offshore feed system.

A Norwegian firm that has devised a way to catch and store live zooplankton in the ocean in a manner that allows it to be defrosted and fed, still living, to juvenile marine finfish is one of the thre…

Ensuring a better feed supply - both commercial and self-formulated - is vital to allow Ghana's fledgling aquaculture sector to grow.

Algae, single-celled micro-organisms and insects are the areas where the ‘smart money’ in alternative sources of feeds for the aquaculture industry is being invested.

Huge boost for use of insect-based proteins in aquafeeds.

How krill could be key for both the aquafeed industry and human health.