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Researchers from Onda and Citribel say feed ingredient's immunostimulatory effect could decrease the need for antibiotics in aquaculture.

Nofima's researchers study the effects of microalgae in salmon feed from a technical and nutritional perspective.

Scottish "Label Rouge" salmon can now be fed diets containing insect-derived ingredients during the juvenile stages, with Landcatch the first company using feed from Protix.

Consumer education is necessary to correct misconceptions and promote acceptance of new insect and microalgae feed ingredients in salmon aquaculture, say Nofima researchers.

"Mussels in particular can be a good solution both for us and the fish," researcher Sofie Remø confirmed.

Netherlands-based company Veramaris has been granted first market authorization in Canada to include algal oil in feeds for salmonid species, after a three-year registration process.