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A parliamentary committee has asked individuals and organisations to share their views on Scotland’s salmon farming industry, as part of its upcoming inquiry into the future of the sector.

The Canadian government has established an independent panel to help protect the marine environment against the possible negative impacts of aquaculture.

Networking group promoting diversity invites input ahead of launch at Aquaculture UK

The total value of Norwegian salmon exports last month were the same as in January 2017, despite a 23 percent increase in volumes, due to the average price per kilo falling by almost NOK 15 (£1.40).

Despite growing trends in probiotic use, their application in aquafeeds has been constrained by the aggressive feed manufacture process, which kills or maims heat sensitive bacteria. Recently, advance…

A global leader in feed additives solutions for aquaculture, Nutiad was thrilled to share its knowledge and experience with a group of industry professionals in Yangon, Myanmar. The highly valued aqu…

The adoption of new technologies and techniques will help combat the increasing biological challenges faced by intensive aquaculture producers and allow the industry to expand, making it a great time …

The world’s largest farmer of sea bass and sea bream, Kılıç Deniz, has reported a record year for exports.

Scottish Sea Farms, one of the country’s leading salmon producers, achieved record spend with local suppliers in 2017.

Cermaq, the world’s second larger salmon producer, is the first firm to sign up for a new UN-inspired sustainability initiative today.

A new product to help enrich rotifers and Artemia that are used as live feeds in fish and shrimp hatcheries has been launched today.

Plans to develop a 33,000 tonne capacity land-based salmon farm have moved a step closer now that Nordic Aquafarms (NAF) has entered into agreements for a 40-acre site in Maine.

Marine Harvest Scotland has been granted planning permission to build a new salmon farm off the island of Rum.

Julie Hesketh-Laird is to take over as chief executive of the Scottish Salmon Producers Organisation (SSPO) following the retirement of Scott Landsburgh, who has held the position for nearly 10 years.…

Alex Hambro, chairman of Benchmark, the aquaculture health, nutrition and genetics business, has announced his intention to retire from the board.

Developments in fish vaccines featured prominently at the latest - and last ever - gathering of the Veterinary Vaccinology Network.

The Canadian government has pledged CAD $20 million (£11.5 million) towards projects designed to prevent the spread of invasive non-native Asian carp species into the Great Lakes.

Nutrition in Myanmar could be boosted by following the example of an aquaculture project in Bangladesh, according to Quennie Rizaldo of WorldFish.

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

David Gregory, a highly experienced food industry director and former Chairman of Red Tractor Assurance, has been announced today as the new Chairperson of the Scottish Aquaculture Innovation Centre (…