Cargill: Aqua tech development not just driven by salmon
Research on other species has also contributed to improving the technology used in salmon farming, Cargill's El-Mowafi told Undercurrent News
Cargill eyes salmon, shrimp expansion outside feed to meet ‘consumer needs’
‘We think the consumers have needs we can fill. Cargill has done this in other proteins, why can’t we do this in seafood?’ says Wathne
AgriProtein’s $105m investment is largest to date in insect protein sector
The fly farmer and waste-to-nutrient pioneer said the funding marked a new high in investor appetite for the insect protein sector
European Union project chooses three insect-to-aquafeed firms for accelerated growth
A European Union-funded project chose EntoGreen, InnovaFeed and Musflour to benefit from a capacity-building process to accelerate and expand their market potential
Fish 2.0 winner NovoNutrients brings VC focus to ambitious waste-to-feed project
David Tze addressed the Fish 2.0 judges last November in California with a unique insight. As a venture capitalist for 12 years, Tze knew what it’s like to be on the other side of the table
French insect meal startup inks $18.5m financing round; plans commercial-scale plant
Evry, France-based startup InnovaFeed, which raises black soldier flies to produce a fishmeal alternative, has raised €15 million ($18.5m) to build a commercial-scale facility
First salmon raised on insect-based proteins
Netherlands-based insect ingredient firm Protix has announced the first full-grown salmon raised on insect-based proteins
Influential non-profit group puts weight behind alternative feed push
Forum for the Future, which is backed by WWF and Waitrose, backs novel protein companies in push to serve aquaculture feed suppliers such as Skretting, BioMar and Cargill
IFFO responds to ‘damaging’ National Geographic article
'Although we agree with the need for additional feed options, the total replacement of fishmeal and fish oil, as called for in this article, is unjustified'
Rabobank: Novel aquaculture feeds will boost marketability of farmed seafood
In the near term, novel feed ingredients will be used to differentiate the final product; such as salmon produced with algae oils, carrying a high omega-3 content while touting low pelagics impact