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Thai Union, one of the largest seafood businesses in the world, has ramped up its commitment to transparency by joining the Ocean Disclosure Project (ODP).

Qatar plans to expand its fledgling aquaculture sector, to meet growing domestic demand for fresh fish at a time when wild fish stocks in its waters are under threat from climate change.

Seaweed aquaculture could reduce the size and number of “dead zones” in the oceans, by absorbing the excess nitrogen and phosphorous in the water that cause these zones to appear.

New recommendations to improve the process of exporting seafood from the UK to the EU have been welcomed by Scotland’s salmon farmers.

The value of Turkey's aquaculture exports exceeded $1bn for the first time last year, according to state sources.

Plans to use natural gas to produce microbes that can be used as an alternative protein source for aquafeeds have been unveiled in Qatar this week.

Eight urban aquaculture projects are among the 12 projects chosen to receive a share of $23 million in funding from the Singapore Food Agency (SFA).

The camera system used to survey the seabed beneath structures such as net pen fish farms, could be seriously underestimating disturbances to ecosystems, according to new research.

The RSPCA is currently inviting applications for a role as a senior scientific officer, who will develop and advise on the charity’s policy and strategy in relation to the welfare of farmed fish, particularly salmon and …

Plans to commercialise sea urchin production in an integrated multi-trophic aquaculture (IMTA) system are underway in South Africa.

The chance to learn about how to improve aquafeed formulation to cater for changing market demands in the Asia-Pacific region - featuring premium tech - will be discussed in a new webinar, which is due to be run by Bühle…

Trout farmers are being offered an "affordable one-stop genetic broodstock health check", following the launch of a new service from Xelect.

Despite the recurring presence of Covid-19, the organisers of Aquaculture America have declared that the event will indeed take place in San Antonio, Texas, on 11-14 August.

Plans to create a pure breeding line of the rare and highly prized gold barramundi have been revealed by scientists at James Cook University (JCU).

Scotland’s salmon farmers have today called for urgent action to address discrepancies in export statistics published by the UK Government.

Tasmania’s salmon farming sector is subjected to a range of scathing criticism in a new book by Richard Flanagan.

The use of tags to monitor the behaviour of farmed fish can provide scientists with important information, but also create welfare issues, according to a new study.

Robins McIntosh, executive vice-president of Charoen Pokphand Foods (CP) and CEO of Homegrown Shrimp, explains a novel means of microbial management in recirculation aquaculture systems (RAS) and how this is helping him …

Cargill is currently seeking applications for a salmon health business development manager in Norway.

Plans to streamline the application process for establishing new fish farms, and to support the establishment of more RAS facilities, including those producing tropical species, have been outlined by the SNP today.