US Senate includes the National Seafood Council in 2023 budget

To increase seafood consumption and strengthen the seafood industry The US Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies (CJS) has included the National Seafood Council in FY23 Appropriations Report. Thereby, it recognizes the sustainability and important nutritional benefits of seafood consumption. According to a statement, the National Seafood Council is now…

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Rabobank hints a decline in salmon and shrimp farmer profits during second half of the year

On the other hand, fish meal prices will benefit from the high prices of alternatives Rabobank has reported through its Global Aquaculture Update 2H 2022 that salmon and shrimp farmer profits are "likely" to decline from recent highs. On the other hand, fish meal prices will benefit from the high prices of alternatives. Thereby, the…

ByRocio Álvarez JiménezJuly 27, 20220Comments

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Scottish Sea Farms, recognized with sustainability UK award

Given by The Association for Renewable Energy & Clean Technology Scottish Sea Farms has won the Sustainability Award from The Association for Renewable Energy & Clean Technology (REA). The annual ceremony was held yesterday at Birmingham’s Botanical Gardens, UK. REA founded the awards in 2006. The aim is to highlight the next ‘game changers’. Recognizing…

ByRocio Álvarez JiménezJune 10, 20220Comments

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2022, a profitable year for shrimp and salmon producers

According to Rabobank report Rabobank has published a report where it says 2022 should be another "excellent" year for major shrimp and salmon producers. The report summarizes the main takeaways from the Global Seafood Alliance (GSA) GOAL Conference. According to the Dutch multinational banking, new data presented at the GSA GOAL conference suggested year-on-year growth will potentially…

ByRocio Álvarez JiménezJune 7, 20220Comments

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Australian Government to invest in world’s largest indoor bio-secure aquaculture facility

MainStream Aquaculture and Opal welcomed the Australian Government’s announcement of $30 million to develop the world’s largest indoor bio-secure aquaculture facility. The aim is to grow and process sustainable Australian barramundi, in the Latrobe Valley, Victoria. Now that they have government confirmation funding support, both companies will move into the final development pathway. This will…

ByRocio Álvarez JiménezMay 20, 20220Comments

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BioMar reports revenue up by 34%

And volumes up by 8 % compared to Q1 2021 BioMar has reported revenue up by 34% and volume sales by 8% compared to Q1 2021. On the other hand, the main challenges right now for the company are the raw material prices, cost of energy, and the trading suspension with Russia. So, earnings for…

ByRocio Álvarez JiménezMay 6, 20220Comments

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