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The production of fed aquaculture species such as salmon, marine finfish, and crustaceans is forecast to expand by 12 million metric tons (MT) by 2033, prompting some to call for an increase in insect feed to meet that growth | Photo courtesy of Agronutris
November 18, 2025
As fishmeal shortage nears, stakeholders call for controlled ramp up of insect feed production
The U.S. state of Maryland is helping local food banks purchase fillets of invasive blue catfish | Photo courtesy of M.TaylorsVisuals/Shutterstock
November 18, 2025
Maryland helps local food banks buy invasive blue catfish
The Stikine River runs through both the Canadian province of British Columbia and the southeastern part of Alaska | Photo courtesy of salparadis/Shutterstock
November 18, 2025
Alaska Tribes deliver 30,000 letters opposing Canadian mining near salmon-bearing rivers
A stranded humpback whale in Oregon has lead to renewed criticism of the Dungeness crab fishery and it potential impact on the endangered species | Photo courtesy of Oregon State Parks
November 18, 2025
Entangled humpback whale renews criticism of Oregon Dungeness crab fishery
The population of Lake Michigan whitefish has dropped more than 75 percent over the past two decades, prompting such proposals as the one Wisconsin has put forth to cut quota | Photo courtesy of Michigan Sea Grant
November 18, 2025
Wisconsin proposes nearly 40 percent cut to Lake Michigan whitefish quota
Aquaculture
Yantai Jinghai Marine Fisheries Co.'s offshore mariculture platform | Photo courtesy of China Classification Society
Chinese aquaculture firm Yantai Jinghai aims to bring 2,000 tons of BAP-certified trout to market this year
June 10, 2025
Last year, the journal Science published a letter signed by more than 100 scientists agreeing that octopus farming should be banned as it is inhumane | Photo courtesy of Diego Grandi/Shutterstock
US senators renew efforts to ban commercial octopus farming
June 9, 2025
Cape Cod Oyster Company, which supplies 10 percent of Massachusetts's oysters, has acquired a new farming location in Megansett | Photo courtesy of Cape Cod Oyster Company
Cape Cod Oyster Company acquires new farming location, allowing for year-round production
June 9, 2025
Norway's government postponed proposed changes that would have shifted away from its current "traffic light" aquaculture regulatory system | Photo courtesy of Sofie Dege Dimmen, NFD
Norway sticking with traffic light aquaculture regulation system for now
June 9, 2025
Bamboo Sushi's Seattle, Washington, U.S.A., location hosted an event for seafood industry insiders to showcase its certified farmed seafood preparations | Photo courtesy of ASC
ASC and Bamboo Sushi partner to promote farmed seafood
June 5, 2025
Wild-caught supplies of ingredients for fishmeal and fish oil will be a limiting factor for the growth of salmon aquaculture production, according to a recent FAIRR Initiative analysis | Photo courtesy of Atosan/Shutterstock
FAIRR analysis finds wild sources of salmon feed won’t keep up with salmon production
June 5, 2025
Unibio Chief Commercial Officer Olivier Hartz | Photo courtesy of Unibio
Unibio seeking distribution partnerships in Saudi Arabia for its alternative protein feed ingredient
June 4, 2025
Lantra head of aquaculture Jillian Couto-Phoenix said that the program aims to standarize responses to HABs across the industry | Photo courtesy of Lantra
New program seeks to train aquaculture professionals in dealing with harmful algae
June 4, 2025
Vermaris's facility in Blair, Nebraska, reached full capacity 2024 as it reached what CEO Gertjan de Koning called the "moment of truth" | Photo courtesy of Veramaris
Veramaris reached full operational capacity in 2024 as it works to become industry staple
June 4, 2025
Proximar has estimated that about 170,000 fish died in the event | Photo courtesy of Proximar Seafood
Proximar cites human error in mortality event that killed 170,000 fish
June 2, 2025
Though Verlasso is looking toward other markets, it stressed that the U.S. will remain a main focus | Photo courtesy of Verlasso
Verlasso eyeing 50 percent growth with increased focus on Southeast Asia
May 30, 2025
BioMar VP of Salmon Paddy Campbell said that the partnership was an opportunity "to deliver locally produced, high-quality aqafeed [to Iceland] backed by BioMar's extensive R&D capabilities." | Photo courtesy of BioMar
BioMar partners with Fóðurblandan to produce aquafeed in Iceland
May 29, 2025
Grieg Seafood, which operates a number of farm sites in Newfoundland, Canada, will partner with Innovasea to study fish health | Photo courtesy of zhongyugan/Shutterstock
Grieg and Innovasea partner on fish welfare, with the support of Canada’s Ocean Supercluster
May 28, 2025
The researchers' method is meant to be minimally invasive for the sturgeon and also boost production for farmers | Photo courtesy of Tsar Nicoulai
US West Coast researchers aim to use mounted cameras to identify the sex of sturgeon, boost production
May 28, 2025
Verlasso, launched in 2011, has gained momentum through marketing campaigns, sustainability initiatives, and a continued focus on ultra-premium production | Photo courtesy of Verlasso
Verlasso stresses that despite growth, it has maintained its farm-to-fork customer service experience
May 28, 2025
Representatives from Njala University and Oklahoma State University debuting their initiative | Photo courtesy of Njala University
Njala, Oklahoma State universities launch aquaculture initiative to boost food security in Sierra Leone
May 28, 2025
Vevelstad Settefisk CEO Knut Bråthen said the new facility will address the demand for juvenile salmon | Photo courtesy of Vevelstad Settefisk
Vevelstad Settefisk wins regulatory approval for salmon hatchery
May 28, 2025
According to the EPA permit, Ocean Era has been approved to raise up to 20,000 red drum over the course of a year in a single net pen located roughly 40 miles off the coast of Sarasota, Florida, U.S.A. | Photo courtesy of Ocean Era
EPA approves permit for Velella Epsilon fish farming project off the coast of Florida
May 28, 2025
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