AQUACULTURE & FISHERIES

The Kenyan aquaculture producer’s latest production milestone comes as it expands farming capacity to improve fish availability and affordability.

The new LifeStart portfolio additions target shrimp nutrition from hatchery to grow-out, combining feed supplements for early development with a nursery-to-grow-out feed range.

Canadian salmon farmers report growing use of alternative feed ingredients, including algae oils, insect proteins and fermentation-derived proteins.

The plan targets barriers to aquaculture growth, including limited access to feed, seed, technology and finance, while prioritising investment and stronger regional coordination.

The planned country office will strengthen work on fish breeding, aquaculture productivity and sustainable production.

Rising fishmeal prices are driving major European salmon producers to adopt lower-cost poultry ingredients, raising questions about sustainability and consumer acceptance.

The formulation concept aims to improve nutrient retention and feed efficiency while giving manufacturers greater flexibility in raw material selection.

The Kalundborg facility expands production capacity nearly fivefold to support the development of alternative marine ingredients for pet food and cosmetics.

Victory Group strengthens its commercial leadership as it expands fish production capacity in East Africa.