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Holding the conference in Argentina's capital confirms the importance of South America for the production and global trade of fishmeal and fish oil.

According to The Marine Ingredients Organisation, the suspension, which was initially going to be in effect until yesterday, now has no announced end date.

June and July are expected to be the most difficult months in China due to higher feed costs and elevated feed prices.

Science, sustainability and a proactive industry approach have been the pillars of The Marine Ingredients Organisation meeting just concluded in Madrid.

Both the world's largest aquaculture producer and a leading user of marine ingredients, China is expected to account for 42% of global fishmeal consumption by 2034.

The aim will be to exchange knowledge, address shared challenges, and explore the future of marine ingredients with a forward-thinking mindset.