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Thứ 2, 03/02/2025

Seafood exports reached nearly $4.4 billion in the first seven months of 2020

In the first seven months of 2020, Vietnam brought in nearly $4.4 billion from exporting seafood, down 6% compared to the same period last year.

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The salmon farming feed tech that's set to launch for other species

An automated feeding system that is currently responsible for one of the “best performing cages” in all of Norway’s salmon sector is in the process of being

From fish waste to frappé: aquaculture's espresso delivery

Farmers in Vietnam are now using waste from Norwegian fish farms to grow crops, including coffee beans, in a quirk of the circular economy.

A new frontier for semi-closed containment fish farms?

A new company, which aims to produce salmon in semi-closed containment systems, has been launched in Scotland today.

Trends in the specific pathogen-free shrimp trade revealed

A new report into the global specific pathogen-free (SPF) L. vannamei broodstock market and production clusters has been published today.

Blockchain set for Bangladesh aquaculture launch

A trial to test how blockchain technology can improve the traceability in Bangladesh’s aquaculture sector is scheduled to be launched this week.

Ecuador tightens up shrimp biosecurity

The Ecuadorian government has announced that it is stepping up biosecurity measures in shrimp processing plants, as it seeks to regain access to the full Chines

Novel sea lice treatment gains medical approval

BMK08, a novel treatment against sea lice, is one step closer to commercial launch, having been recommended for approval by the EU’s Committee for Medicinal

Aquatic animal disease and human health

There are some fish diseases and infections that can be transmitted from fish, and the water in which they are cultured, to humans.

Maintaining water quality in RAS: the essentials

Ensuring optimum water quality parameters is the biggest challenge for ensuring the smooth running of a recirculating aquaculture system (RAS).

How much farmed seafood is destined for landfill?

A chronic oversupply of seafood means that a large quantity of this year's aquaculture output could end up in landfill sites, according to a new report.

Pangasius exports to Singapore are positive

While pangasius export value to the biggest destinations of ASEAN countries, Thailand and Malaysia, decreased by 33.2% and 31.3% respectively compared