New head aims to grow trade body19 Apr 2018Julie Hesketh-Laird, the new chief executive of the Scottish Salmon Producers’ Organisation, aims to make it the UK’s first truly representative trade body.
Salmon producer repays local communities19 Apr 2018Loch Duart, the independent salmon farming company has thanked the communities that support it, not only by funding numerous local projects but also by organising receptions in Scourie and Uist.
Gael Force Group to showcase new products at Aquaculture UK19 Apr 2018SponsoredWith less than five weeks to go until the most important aquaculture exhibition and conference in Britain, Gael Force Group is gearing up for its biggest exhibition presence yet.
New player joins Scotland’s salmon farming scene19 Apr 2018The Highland Council has approved an application to establish two new organic fish farms off the Isle of Skye.
Nutriad discusses additive solutions at Aquafeed Horizons19 Apr 2018SponsoredNutriad, pioneer in species specific feed additive solutions for aquaculture, was one of the proud sponsors of the 11th Aquafeed Horizons ASIA 2018 (Advances in Aquafeed Processing & Formulation Works…
Western crab management leaves SFP cold 18 Apr 2018Fisheries for coldwater crab in Europe and North America are among the least sustainably managed for these species in the world.
Growing shrimp: choices for the environment have to be made10 Apr 2018SponsoredFor decades, growing shrimp has been a profitable but also risky business for farmers due to the risk of viral diseases that can sweep away complete crops. For the environment, the development of hig…
Shellfish supremos poised for London event10 Apr 2018Some of Europe's most eminent figures in both growing and harvesting shellfish are set to speak at this year’s Shellfish Association of Great Britain (SAGB) annual conference.
Women in Aquaculture: Kampachi Farms, Hawaii 17 Apr 2018Four employees from Kampachi Farms – Lucie Leonard, Helen Meigs, Lisa Vollbrecht and Taimane Ulu – discuss gender issues, feed trials and the challenges posed by farming yellowtail in the middle of th…
Record quarter for Norwegian cod06 Apr 2018Norwegian cod exports achieved a record value in the first quarter of the year, topping NOK 3 billion (£273 million).
Sea bass vaccine launched in Greece28 Mar 2018A vaccine to help protect sea bass against Vibriosis and Pasteurellosis was launched on the Greek market by Hipra this month.
Genetic boost for bass and bream producer 22 Mar 2018Cromaris, the leading Croatian bass and bream producer, has chosen Xelect Ltd as their provider of genetic services.
Shellfish supremos poised for London event10 Apr 2018Some of Europe's most eminent figures in both growing and harvesting shellfish are set to speak at this year’s Shellfish Association of Great Britain (SAGB) annual conference.
Oysters’ aphrodisiac link confirmed 01 Apr 2018A study suggests that oysters from the west of Scotland are unusually high in a molecular compound which is linked to improved male fertility.
How a disaster inspired a half billion dollar industry23 Mar 2018An algal bloom that shut down New Zealand’s shellfish-growing sector for three months may have ensured the long term health of the industry.
Feedback sought for water quality project 19 Mar 2018Aquaculture producers and researchers have been asked to provide feedback on a project that aims to improve the sustainability of shell- and finfish aquaculture - as well as fish welfare - by developi…
Groundbreaking cleaner fish book now available03 Apr 2018The first ever comprehensive book on the use of cleaner fish in aquaculture, edited by Jim Treasurer, former Research Director at Ardtoe Marine Research Facility, has been published today.
Film highlights vital role of wrasse in salmon aquaculture02 Apr 2018A new film by Scottish Sea Farms illustrates the development of the use of wrasse to pick parasites off salmon in marine pens.
Cleanerfish to take centre stage in Aviemore15 Mar 2018Some of Britain’s leading cleanerfish experts are taking part in a Q&A session as part of Aquaculture UK in May.
Salmon firm backs wrasse fishery regulations 12 Mar 2018A Scottish salmon farming company has pledged to ensure that any wild-caught wrasse it uses as cleanerfish are sustainably sourced.
A simple tool to safeguard aquaculture supply chains 06 Mar 2018A new approach to assessing the relative sustainability of different aquaculture systems has been launched by the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP) today.
Tilapia researchers to vie for new prize 04 Mar 2018Recent graduates are being offered the chance to present their tilapia-related research to an aquaculture meeting in São Paulo this June.
Tilapia conference draws to a close02 Mar 2018Skretting’s inaugural tilapia forum took place in Egypt this week.
Benchmark strengthens genetics division01 Mar 2018Benchmark Holdings, the global aquaculture genetics and nutrition specialist, has hired two new recruits for its burgeoning genetics division.
Fresh flavours for kelp burgers16 Apr 2018The Chilean company Quelp has just launched a new recipe for its kelp burgers, which are aimed at vegetarians and those affected by celiac disease.
High hopes for aquaculture in Milford Haven24 Jan 2018New trials to grow native oysters are seen as the first step in a considerable expansion of aquaculture in one of Europe’s largest natural harbours, Milford Haven.
Big in Japan – but can seaweed conquer the rest of the world too?04 Dec 2017A joint global standard by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) and Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) has brought seaweed culture under the spotlight. Could the standard take off in Japan, and wha…
Seaweed standard launched22 Nov 2017A new joint standard for seaweed harvesting and cultivation has been launched by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) and the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) today.
Urchin confidential11 Jul 2017Samantha Andrews blind tastes sea urchin roes on behalf of The Fish Site.
The marine dream team03 Apr 2018Two renowned Plymouth marine research organisations have joined forces, bringing more scientific clout to the region and promising opportunities for new discoveries.
Croatians to launch beluga sturgeon farm08 Dec 2017Croatian firm Poljana has unveiled plans to launch the country’s only beluga sturgeon farm and processing plant, in an investment worth some €3 million ($3.6 million).
Russia develops aquaculture feed production13 Jul 2017A new feed mill has been opened in Russia’s Karelia region in a move that will help boost the region’s aquaculture industry, according to senior state officials.
Russia aims to increase aquaculture production to 700,000 tonnes10 Jul 2017The Russian government has announced plans to boost the country’s aquaculture industry, aiming to reach an annual production of about 700,000 tonnes of fish and seafood by 2030.
