Nissui to tap EU market with fish oil-based pharma shipments
The Japanese seafood giant has secured regulatory approval to ship its refined fish-oil-derived pharmaceutical raw materials to Europe, marking a key step in its global expansion
Hatch Blue’s Crest aquaculture start-up accelerator program kicks off in Hawaii
The participants in the first Crest program of 2025 include AlgiSys, Grolink, Scape, Seatopia and Sensor Globe
Japanese advertising giant to test AI-powered tuna quality assessment in Indonesia
Japan's Dentsu plans to launch an AI-powered tuna quality pilot in Indonesia, aiming to strengthen its fresh tuna market presence and expand across Southeast Asia
Atlantic Sapphire rents out Danish facility for pilot salmon farm
Atlantic Sapphire is renting out its Danish facility to a fellow Norwegian salmon farmer developing a system that does not release carbon dioxide
Canadian, Norwegian joint aquaculture venture ramps up wolffish, halibut plans
'We've taken three companies -- one in Newfoundland, one in Prince Edward Island and one in Quebec -- and merged them into what we now call Amar Seafood Group' - executive chairman Paul Antle
Swedish-Norwegian venture plans fungi protein plant for sustainable aquafeed
The facility, to be constructed at NorSea Atlantic's industrial site in Averoy, Norway, will process agricultural and forestry industry byproducts into protein ingredients for feed for farmed fish
Canadian company’s AI project will develop smart tech for fishing vessels
The Marine Thinking project involves AI to not only improve catch-monitoring but also provide autonomous detection and location of ghost gear in deep water
Japan’s salmon farming industry to double output to over 50,000t by 2027
Japan's farmed salmon and trout production is poised to double to over 50,000t, fueled by advancements in RAS and growing demand for locally sourced sashimi
South Korea’s Dongwon secures $343m in bonds amid overwhelming investor demand
The South Korean conglomerate has raised KRW 200bn through a successful corporate bond issuance, driven by overwhelming investor interest exceeding seven times the initial target
Canadian researcher to use lobster larvae to study impact of microplastics
A researcher at a university in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia will spend the next five years studying the impact of microplastics and climate change on lobsters and other aquatic organisms