Over the years we have seen the industry grow exponentially around the world. We have witnessed how different genetical processes are developed in order to improve production. We have seen how cages for overseas production have increased from a 15 meters diameter to >300 meters. The industry has gained traction globally and we have witnessed, firsthand, how it has globalized especially when talking about the talent in Aquaculture.
We have read blogs, magazines, newsletters, listened to podcasts, assisted to webinars, participated in expos and exhibitions around the globe. And the thing that always brings that together is the fish, the different species, the advancements, the technologies, the merges. So, we can’t help but wonder, why hasn’t anyone focused on the backstage to all that? Focused on those who make everything in the industry possible?
Over the years we have seen the industry grow exponentially around the world. We have witnessed how different genetical processes are developed in order to improve production. We have seen how cages for overseas production have increased from a 15 meters diameter to >300 meters. The industry has gained traction globally and we have witnessed, firsthand, how it has globalized especially when talking about the talent in Aquaculture.
We have read blogs, magazines, newsletters, listened to podcasts, assisted to webinars, participated in expos and exhibitions around the globe. And the thing that always brings that together . . .
