Awards

The Aquaculture Innovation Showcase is coming in September. Ahead of the event in London, The Fish Site spoke to TransAlgae’s VP of research and development, Ofra Chen, to discuss how algae can revolutionise the health and nutrition of farmed fish.…

Ahead of the Aquaculture Innovation Showcase in September, The Fish Site sat down with Wittaya Aqua co-founder Evan Hall and head of operations Tom McDonell to discuss the background of the business a…

Aquaculture Innovation Europe has announced its shortlist for the Innovation Showcase.

One of Scotland’s leading independent salmon producers has received recognition for its commitment to local community projects.

After receiving a record number of applications, three finalists are up for the Nor-Fishing Foundation Innovation Awards.

National maritime charity, the Shipwrecked Mariners’ Society, wants photographers to submit their favourite images of the sea for its annual competition honouring Britain’s maritime heritage.

Scottish Sea Farms has been recognised at the M&S Select Farm Awards 2019 for its innovative work to reduce plastic use, and its carbon footprint, by replacing polystyrene packaging with reusable bulk…

Five fledgling aquaculture firms have reached the final of this year’s Aquaculture Innovation Challenge (AIC).

Kisaco Research are looking for twelve of the most exciting emerging companies in aquaculture to pitch their novel technologies to an audience of investors and strategic partners as part of this year’…

A record number of applications have been made for this year’s Nor-Fishing Innovation Award.

Chiu Liao, a professor at National Taiwan Ocean University who is known as Asia’s “father of aquaculture”, has won one of this year's three Nikkei Asia prizes.

Scottish salmon producer Loch Duart has been shortlisted in the Exporter of the Year category of the 2019 Insider Made in Scotland Awards.

The Asia-Pacific Chapter of the World Aquaculture Society (WAS-APC) is offering two travel grants to help female aquaculture practitioners to attend Asia Pacific Aquaculture (APA19) in June.

An impressive range of companies and individuals from around the world have made the shortlists for the eight categories of the 2019 Aquaculture Awards.

Nearly 3,000 delegates attended the opening session of Aquaculture 2019 in New Orleans this morning, with attendants eager to witness the start of the world’s largest conference of its kind.

Some of the most influential companies and organisations in global aquaculture have rallied to support the 2019 Aquaculture Awards.

Pierre Bessonnet has won one of France’s most coveted fishmonger’s prizes, following a competition involving Scottish salmon that took place at the Sirha exhibition in Lyon.

The Animal Welfare Category will recognise initiatives that have improved the welfare of farmed or wild animals.

Entries and interest from all over the world have been generated by the 2019 Aquaculture Awards, with applications arriving from across the globe.

Calysta, an innovator in sustainable products to improve worldwide food security, was named by Cleantech Group in the prestigious 2019 Global Cleantech 100.