Benchmark completes sales of genetics division to Danish investor
Benchmark Genetics is now formally part of Danish science investor Novo Holdings, as well as full owner of its salmon breeding facility in Salten, Norway
Experimental gear floated to reduce chum bycatch in Bering Sea pollock B season
'When salmon are in the marine phase of their life cycle, they can occupy areas where the pollock aggregate, leading to the incidental catch' -- Caitlin Yeager, At-Sea Processors Association
Norway at least a year from offshore aquaculture license allocations
'I can only speak to the minister of fisheries' target, which is to begin the process for that this year, and I would say we're optimistic that will be possible' -- Marius Dalen of Norway's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries
India’s Aquaconnect commits $4.5m to aquaculture R&D facility
The Gujarat-based facility will develop solutions including probiotics, water quality enhancers, and disease management products under its Dr Grow brand, launched over a year ago, said the company
Five seed-stage entrepreneurs to pitch at UK event
During the Blue Food Innovation summit in London, participating startups will engage with experts and investors to explore potential collaborations and scale their solutions
DOGE cuts hit US fishermen trying to lower carbon emissions
US fishermen looking to government funding to switch to new, lower-carbon emission systems face cuts from president Donald Trump's Department of Government Efficiency
Just 18 months, two meetings, to sort quota-sharing deal for key farmed salmon feed ingredient
Supply chain businesses utilizing blue whiting or farmed salmon that depend on it as a certified feed ingredient will likely need to make sourcing decisions, that could reshape global trade, in a year
New research reveals fungi-derived diet can fight pathogen threats in farmed salmon
Onda and Citribel announced the publication of new research highlighting the potential of fungi-derived feed ingredients to protect farmed salmon from harmful pathogens
German-led research team successfully farms Queensland giant grouper
A German-led team of researchers has achieved success in aquaculture by farming Queensland giant grouper in Europe for the first time
University of Stirling receives UK gov’t funding to boost marine aquaculture research
The University of Stirling has been awarded £3.84m in funding from the UK government to enhance its marine aquaculture research capabilities