Competitions

Ranching sea urchins, RAS shrimp production and land-based seaweed cultivation were among the ventures pitched to potential investors at Fish 2.0’s meeting in California this week.

An image of juvenile chinook salmon being released into a river has been declared the winner of the International Year of the Salmon photo challenge.

The search for projects that involve innovation in global aquaculture or help to kick-start the US aquaculture industry are two of the key strands of the 2018-2019 Fish 2.0 competition.

Photographers across the UK and Ireland have just two weeks to enter their best images of the sea in an annual photography competition run by the Shipwrecked Mariners’ Society.

Aquaculture businesses are being encouraged to apply for funding from Sea Pact, a group of North American seafood companies dedicated to the improvement of social, economic and environmental responsib…

The International Association for Women in the Seafood Industry (WSI), is encouraging more entries for the organisation’s annual video contest.

Less than two weeks are left to join a global race to innovate cost-competitive alternatives to fish oil – one of the key ingredients in feeds for aquaculture species.

The winner of the European Association of Fish Pathologists’ inaugural photo competition has been announced today.

The chance to vote for the best picture published in the journal of the European Association of Fish Pathologists (EAFP) is now available.

An invitation to companies interested in the Fish Oil Challenge to join one of two upcoming webinars explaining the $100,000 contest has been issued today.

Hatch, the world´s first start-up accelerator focused on the aquaculture industry, is now offering funding and business support for talented aquaculture start-ups.

TomAlgae, the feed firm specialising in the production of freeze-dried algae to be used as feed in shrimp and oyster hatcheries, is looking to crack the North American oyster market.

Entrepreneurs from all over the world are responding to global trends driving market demand in the seafood sector and beyond

Business strength, global scope and potential for system-changing impact distinguish Fish 2.0 2017 business competition finalists.

Scotland’s Minister for the Rural Economy, Fergus Ewing, will be opening the Association of Scottish Shellfish Growers’ (ASSG) annual conference on October 26.

Eight of the 40 companies to reach the finals of this year’s Fish 2.0 competition are involved in, or have links to, the culture of bivalves – a measure of the innovative ideas emerging from, and bein…