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Aquaculture could face fishmeal shortfall as soon as 2016

A mismatch in fishmeal and oil supply and demand will hasten the opportunities for alternative sources of feed such as plant proteins, algae and even insects, according to Lux Research

By Undercurrent News | July 15, 2015 08:51 BST
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The $170 billion aquaculture industry could face a shortfall of fishmeal and fish oil for feed as early as 2016, and demand could outpace fishmeal supply by up to 16 million metric tons in 2025 [...]

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