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Aquaculture feed industry facing raw material scarcity even as demand rises

Raw material availability is a challenge for the aquaculture feed industry as global demand grows and worldwide production does not

By Matt Whittaker | Oct. 31, 2014 17:20 GMT
Aquaculture feed industry facing raw material scarcity even as demand rises
Humberto Speziani, director of Peruvian fishmeal producer Tecnologica de Alimentos, speaks at the 2014 conference held in Vancouver, Canada, by the marine ingredients industry group IFFO, of which he is president. Matt Whittaker/Undercurrent News
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VANCOUVER, Canada — Raw material availability is a challenge for the aquaculture feed industry as global demand grows while worldwide production does not and regional supplies fluctuate [...]

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