Aquaculture & Fisheries

Reduced availability of marine ingredients could put further pressure on aquafeed supply and formulation as producers manage raw-material availability.

The facility, focused on hatchery and nursery stages, connects local production in China with global aquaculture nutrition expertise and market needs across APAC.

Musholm is making history as the first aquaculture company to create Science Based Targets for Nature, supported by BioMar’s Blue IMPACT feed

WA26T will take place from 1-4 December 2026 at the Julius Nyerere International Convention Centre alongside Aquaculture Africa 2026 (AFRAQ26).

The initiative is intended to support fishermen and watermen by creating new and better markets for invasive catfish while strengthening rural food supply chains.

The collaboration will cover fish feed, fingerlings, fish by-products for livestock feed, organic farming, capacity building and commercialisation of research innovations.

The new subsidiary will invest in building an aquaculture feed production facility in Ecuador, formalising a project TFM first announced in February 2027.

The certification strengthens BioMar’s ability to supply ASC-conforming feed to aquaculture producers, including seabass and seabream farmers across the Mediterranean region.

The project will be the largest aquaculture installation of Coldep’s Vacuum Air Lift (VAL) technology delivered worldwide to date.

The planned rollout follows Indonesia’s broader expansion of its thematic inland aquaculture programme.