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Whiteleg shrimp fed a diet including a new microbial protein have been shown to outperform those given standard fishmeal-based feeds.

Vaccination specialist Aqualife Services has launched a new European fish health and welfare service.

​Gael Force Group, trusted Scottish manufacturer and supplier of aquaculture equipment, technology and services, is announcing today that they have secured a prestigious new order, to build and supply…

The latest issue of Sustainable Aquaculture Magazine is now available online.

Investors could get hit by environmental impact of fish farms

AquaGen has entered into an agreement to purchase 51% of the Danish breeding company AquaSearch ova, one of the world's leading suppliers of genetics for the portion-size trout market.

New figures confirm that exports of farmed Scottish salmon reached a record value of £346 million in the first half of the year – a 70 percent increase compared to the same period last year.

Alaska aims to get in on the growing popularity of home meal kits that will deliver seafood directly to American kitchens.

Roughly five tons (4.5 tonnes) of genetically engineered (GE) salmon were sold on the Canadian market in the second quarter of the year.

The UK’s kelp biofuel industry is being urged to watch out for viruses, following the results a ground-breaking study.

TerraVia Holdings Inc, which is best known in the aquaculture industry for its production of the omega-3 rich feed ingredient AlgaePrime DHA, filed for bankruptcy last week.

Eleven fishing-related deaths have occurred in Alaska so far this year – the most in 13 years, following a 76 percent decrease in commercial fishing fatalities since the 1980s.

Two bioscience students at Swansea University won prizes last month, following the launch of a new award.

A device which renders fish unconscious before they even leave the water – decreasing stress levels and offering a more humane alternative to traditional mechanical stunners – is in the running for on…

Russia’s leading farmed salmonid producer, Russian Aquaculture, has reported commercial fish production of some 8,400 tonnes in the first half of 2017, a 664% increase compared to the 1,100 tonnes it …

Chilean researchers expect to print the first prototype of human tissue using salmon skin by November, in a project that could revolutionize the 3D printing of human organs.

Action is required to prevent illegal products from entering one of the world’s largest seafood markets, according to one consultancy's analysis of the results of a new study.

Potential entrants into the UK’s nascent seaweed aquaculture industry should set their sights on high value markets.

The Scottish Salmon Company, which produces up to 30,000 tonnes of salmon a year from 60 sites across the west coast of Scotland, has been awarded Friend of the Sea certification.

A novel system to measure the weight of salmon in cages without disturbing them is one of the three technological developments to be shortlisted for this year’s Aqua Nor Innovation Award.