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FAI has announced the launch of its latest course, Tilapia Health Welfare Indicators, developed with input from farmers and vets across South America, Africa and Asia.

The international project aims to develop affordable pathogen detection tools using metagenomics, to help prevent disease outbreaks and improve farm productivity in Ghana.

Findings from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa suggest potential for reduced resource use and a shorter time to market in tilapia aquaculture.

A total of 164 students and aquaculture farmers from 5 regions attended workshops and courses and received training in June.

In 2024, tilapia in Mexico reached a production value of 2.664 billion pesos (around 156 million USD).

The project is driven by Sabaneta Fishermen's Cooperative and supported by GoldQuest Dominicana.