The bacteria which will help RAS aquaculture fulfil its potential
Nova Q sees predictability in water treatment as being of core importance to the future success of RAS aquaculture. In the opening comments to RAS-Tec,...
Mediterranean fisheries transparency boosted in new package
The United Nations’ (UN) General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean has adopted a package of measures aimed at shoring up transparency and sustainability. The 43rd...
European Maritime and Fisheries Fund: developing a sustainable blue economy
The new, streamlined European Maritime and Fisheries Fund for the period spanning 2021-2027 was introduced in June 2018 to encourage the development of a sustainable...
Ocean Stewardship Fund to support sustainable fishing
The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) has increased its Ocean Stewardship Fund, aimed at driving progress on sustainable fishing practices. The Marine Stewardship Council is an...
Algae production in aquaculture: innovation to reduce costs
LGem’s proprietary GemTube tubular photobioreactors help to cut the costs of algae production in aquaculture. Algae are not new in the aquaculture sector. In fact,...
Fishing industry financial aid to support Eastern Baltic workers
The European Commission has adopted a proposal to offer financial aid to members of the fishing industry affected by the closure of Eastern Baltic...
Fish feed: unique solutions with CFeed
CFeed is a biotech feed company supplying the aquaculture market with a unique feed solution for marine fish fry. Looking at the expected growth in...
Water quality parameters and data visualisation in aquaculture
Meet Blue Unit, the company with the world’s most advanced automatic data visualisation system to monitor water quality parameters. The monitoring of changes in water...
Salmon farming boats: Flugga Boats create the perfect drive
Unst Inshore Services Ltd offers strong and seaworthy boats perfect for salmon farming: meet the Flugga Boat. Unst Inshore Services Ltd is a family run...
Women in aquaculture to receive Scottish support
Scottish investments totalling £50,000 (€57,884.11) will go towards promoting the increased participation of women in the aquaculture sector. The Scottish government will provide £20,000 of...
