Six years after taking up aquaculture Yatendra Kashyap is one of the leading fish farmers in Bihar, with an annual production of around 65 tonnes of carp, generating a turnover of around 9 million rupees (US $120,411).

Finding the right message could give seafood sellers a leg up

Sustainability Marketing

12 March 2022

Why freshwater aquaculture is key to global seafood security

Sustainability Production systems

11 March 2022

Insect firm raises $2 million as it brings pet food online

Feed ingredients Sustainability

10 March 2022

Women in aquaculture Women in aquaculture: Alexsandra Caseiro

Feed ingredients People

8 March 2022

Alexsandra Caseiro is one of the stalwarts of the Brazilian aquaculture sector, spending two decades in the feed sector, before setting up her own consultancy firm, operating mainly in in Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Venezuela, Mexico and Brazil.

Aquaculture diagnostics company earns £1.2 million investment

Diagnostics Disease

7 March 2022

Bringing medical-grade precision to fish vaccination

Vaccines Technology & equipment

7 March 2022 Sponsored

The latest 1810 Ultra syringe design from Socorex brings medical-grade precision to the aquaculture vaccination sector – in the process generating a range of advantages, not least to fish welfare and operator accuracy.

BioMar boycotts Russia

Feed ingredients Economics

6 March 2022

Protecting the world's "blue food" revolution

Husbandry Climate change

5 March 2022

Why bigger is not always better for Africa's leading tilapia farms

Husbandry Broodstock management

4 March 2022

James de la Fargue has been CEO of Lake Harvest – one of Africa’s largest tilapia producers – since 2016. Despite downscaling production, the changes he has implemented have enabled the company to attract new investors and confirm its place close to the top of…

Stirling University comes closer to £17 million aquaculture research facility

People Politics

3 March 2022

EU regulators rethink ethoxyquin safety

Feed ingredients Health

3 March 2022

A new tool for keeping fish in RAS safe from toxic nitrogen

Husbandry Water quality

2 March 2022

Mark Bowkett, CEO of Aquamonitrix, explains the dangers of elevated nitrogen levels in RAS facilities and why he believes that the company’s novel sensor can help to not only prevent mass mortalities, but also help to improve feed conversion ratios and growth …

February 2022

Consultants sought for East African protein project

Environment Jobs

28 February 2022 Sponsored

Unibio calls for urgent adoption of alternative proteins to halt deforestation

Feed ingredients Climate change

24 February 2022

Red tape stemming from Brexit costs food businesses £60 million in 12 months

Biosecurity Economics

23 February 2022

How can Kenya fulfil its untapped aquaculture potential?

Feed ingredients Formulated feed

23 February 2022

Sub-Saharan Africa's limited aquaculture supply creates an excellent opportunity for Kenya's fish farming sector, giving it the potential to bank on favourable climate conditions and untapped land and water resources.

Meet the farmer Meet the farmers: Alaa and Medhat Elokda

Husbandry Water quality

21 February 2022

Alaa and Medhat Elokda are producing tilapia and mullet in a high-density RAS facility which they have designed and built themselves.

Updated FAO carbon measuring tool gives food producers a more accurate picture of their emissions

Husbandry Climate change

20 February 2022

Upcoming Aqua-Spark report takes a deep look at digital aquatech

Technology & equipment Startups

17 February 2022

Philippines makes further progress on fish hatchery project

Husbandry Hatcheries

17 February 2022

Chris Hyde to bring tech focus to SAIC's board

Technology & equipment Jobs

15 February 2022

USDA announces $50 million in grants to seafood processors

Processing People

15 February 2022

New Sea Grant study hopes to boost Minnesota’s in-state baitfish production

Breeding & genetics Recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS)

13 February 2022

From chickens to cichlids – what Africa’s tilapia sector can learn from the poultry industry

Technology & equipment Land-based production systems

11 February 2022

By adopting the “basic building block” of tilapia farming, producers across Africa can establish and scale operations in both urban and rural environments – moving Africa’s tilapia industry beyond subsistence farming.

Raid highlights danger of illegal live fish imports

Viruses Biosecurity

10 February 2022

Report backs strength and potential of Australian aquaculture

Recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) Politics

10 February 2022

University of Stirling to award four post-doctoral fellowships for Women in STEM from South Asia

Diagnostics Disease

9 February 2022

Australian MPs voice support for aquaculture sector in new report

Consumer Policy

9 February 2022

RAS may not be the tilapia industry’s path to profit

Nutrition Husbandry

9 February 2022

New analysis suggests that pond aquaculture could be the tilapia industry’s best way to profitably intensify production – and that, other than for a few notable exceptions, recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) will remain relatively unprofitable in the near…

NORAD launches black soldier fly project in West Africa

Feed ingredients Sustainability

7 February 2022

European Commission publishes its updated sustainable aquaculture strategy

Sustainability Regulations

7 February 2022

Can tilapia farmers learn from Europe’s tank-by-pond pioneers?

Husbandry Technology & equipment

4 February 2022

Pond-based tilapia farmers could benefit from adopting a novel method for intensifying the production of carp and other species that has recently been successful in Eastern Europe.

World Bank project helps women fish farmers in Bangladesh recover from Covid-19 losses

People Coronavirus (COVID-19)

3 February 2022

Improving the value chain in the Ivory Coast’s emerging tilapia industry

Sustainability Post-harvest

3 February 2022

Jean Yves Kouamé, founder of IDISPRO, explains how he aims to establish a modern, traceable and digitised value chain for the aquaculture sector in the Ivory Coast, in a bid to improve the country’s food security and job opportunities.

Murray cod farming pioneer plans to expand

Breeding & genetics Hatcheries

1 February 2022

January 2022

Fish farmers must understand the true costs of tech before embracing “Aquaculture 4.0”

Husbandry Sustainability

28 January 2022

The rise and rise of the Mekong’s flagship university

Live feed Health

28 January 2022

Anyone doubting the positive impact that academia can have on the development of the aquaculture industry should look at the example of Can Tho University in Vietnam – an institution that has been central to the meteoric rise of the country’s aquaculture secto…

Filipino legislator calls for additional fish hatcheries to address food security

Hatcheries Politics

27 January 2022

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