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It’s been a while since we’ve unearthed a fresh candidate for our faces of the future series, so it’s particularly pleasing to read about the work of 27-year-old Ryan Marchington. Despite his relatively tender age, he’s enjoying the responsibility of being operations lead for Greenwave Aotearoa – where he sees channelling the skills of the country’s impressive mussel farming industry as being integral to the growth of their nascent kelp farming sector. It’s still early days – both for Ryan himself and for the local kelp cultivators – but it’s a country where regenerative aquaculture, backed by the indigenous population, looks to have a better than average opportunity to succeed.
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Rob Fletcher
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| Ryan Marchington has played a key role in the development of New Zealand’s seaweed farming sector through his work at Greenwave Aotearoa – working with mussel farmers and Māori communities to help gro… |
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| Although global aquaculture growth is forecast to slow down in 2026 after a year of exceptional increases for salmon and impressive results from many nations’ shrimp and tilapia sectors, there’s cause… |
| Reading time: 8 minutes |
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| Wabil Alshareef, founder and owner of Saudi Arabia’s first rainbow trout facility - the imaginatively titled Trout Fish Farms - outlines his ambitions to produce up to 5,000 tonnes a year. |
| Reading time: 3 minutes |
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| More than NOK 1.4 billion (€120 million) will be distributed to municipalities and counties with aquaculture activities. |
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