Pentair closes lackluster aquaponics operation
The Urban Organics operation in St. Paul grew Arctic char and rainbow trout as well as salad greens in a former brewery
Icelandic project aims to take the sex out of salmon
The Marine and Freshwater Institute is attempting to breed a genderless variety of farmed salmon to prevent any spawning with the local wild salmon population
Seattle Fish, Niceland partner to distribute Icelandic seafood in US
The companies said in a press release that the Iceland-sourced fish will be fully traceable with the use of QR codes
Samherji receives green light to double salmon, charr production at farm
Iceland's Environment Agency approved Icelandic whitefish producer Samherji's request to double production at its Oxarfjordur farm in northeast Iceland
Iceland’s Matorka makes success of ‘PRAS’ farm, plans expansion
If you were just starting to get your head around the technology used in a recirculating aquaculture system, try learning about partial reuse aquaculture systems
Icelandic salmon production up dramatically in 2017
Data from the Icelandic Food and Veterinary Authority shows that the country's aquaculture sector surpassed 20,000t in 2017; 11,000t of which was salmon
Samherji ploughs profits into fishing, farming, processing investments
Samherji is continuing to invest up and downstream, the CEO of the Icelandic fishing giant revealed while presenting its 2016 results
Genome sequencing is taking guesswork out of salmon listeria cases
Listeria outbreaks at salmon smokehouses can cause devastating losses, often involving court disputes with suppliers. Whole genome sequencing is clearing up the ambiguity
China-based crawfish operation earns BAP
Xuzhou Jinjiangfoodstuffs attains third party stamp of approval for its processing plant in Pizhou City
Samherji-owned Arctic charr plant in BAP first
Islandsbleikja is the world’s first Arctic processing plant, farm or hatchery to earn BAP certification