Events

This year’s Latin American & Caribbean Aquaculture conference (LACQUA19) is set to include celebrations to mark the 25th anniversary of the Latin American and Caribbean Chapter (LACC) of the World Aqu…

Whether the salmon industry can continue to reap the rewards of its recent programme of huge investments is set to be one of the subjects covered in an illuminating presentation by Kolbjørn Giskeødegå…

Around 90 delegates from Scotland’s aquaculture industry are gathering at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre today (Thursday 25 April) to debate how to accelerate the sector’s growth.

Indonesia, the world’s largest tropical seaweed producer, is looking to use this year’s International Seaweed Symposium to boost its sales in east Asian markets.

A seminar looking at ways to ensure greater gender diversity at all levels of the aquaculture sector is scheduled to take place in Berlin on 9 October, as part of this year’s Aquaculture Europe (AE201…

Further details of the forthcoming seminar, Aquaculture’s Global Outlook: Embracing Internationality - which is taking place in Edinburgh on 29 May - have been released today.

A seminar focusing on the opportunities for trade and knowledge exchange between the UK aquaculture sector and the world beyond Europe, is being hosted by The Fish Site in Edinburgh in May.

Aquaculture entrepreneurs and researchers seeking capital for ventures and technologies supporting sustainable seafood or the marine environment are encouraged to join a Fish 2.0 workshop at the Unive…

Thirty-six firms from the Danish seafood sector are making preparations to take part in Seafood Expo/Processing Global, which take place in Brussels on 7-9 May.

With Seafood Expo North America on the horizon, it’s time for a delicious deep dive into the latest – and often novel – seafood launches of the year ahead. Whether you’re looking for something new to …

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.

The Women in Scottish Aquaculture (WiSA) initiative, which has been launched today, has received support from the Scottish Government.

VIV Asia, which includes the Aquatic Asia 2019 conference, returns to Bangkok on 12-14 March.

A senior Indian politician and Singapore’s ambassador to Oman have been chosen as the plenary speakers for APA2019.

The latest developments in aquaculture technology are set to take a prominent place at the first ever Animal AgTech Innovation Summit.

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

The next opportunity for aquaculture innovators to link up with investors as part of the Fish 2.0 programme is scheduled to take place in Mississippi on 13 February.

An initiative that aims to help fund innovations which will improve the performance of the shrimp farming industry is kicking off in Jakarta later this month.

Aquamonk, an Indian based start-up that uses real-time monitoring and data management for shrimp farming, has been voted Most Investible Business at the Hatch Accelerator Demo Day.

The need to ensure equal opportunities in the fisheries and aquaculture sectors was launched in an 11-point declaration by delegates at the inaugural International Conference of Women in Fisheries.