These new products aim to deliver tangible benefits to African fish farmers navigating a rapidly evolving aquaculture landscape.
The Shimoni port project is one of the key development projects in the authority’s 30-year master plan and aims to improve Kenya’s marine competitiveness as an investment hub.
Together, the two companies developed pellets with a slower sinking speed, allowing the fish more time to eat.
Haid Group projects its net profit attributable to shareholders will rise to between US$348.6 million and US$390.5 million in the first half of 2025, marking a year-on-year increase of 17.6% to 31.8%.
The feed will be tailored for New Zealand’s king salmon and will play a critical role in advancing open-ocean farming, most notably at the country’s first open-ocean salmon farm, Blue Endeavour.
Vitamin D deficiency is a widespread concern in many regions, and farmed salmon enhanced with naturally elevated levels of the nutrient could help address this gap in daily dietary intake.
The landmark report offers a medium-term forecast for global agriculture and fisheries, serving as a reference point for policy and investment decisions.
The project has facilitated the decentralization of fisheries management in Liberia through the establishment of five Collaborative Management Associations offices, with a sixth nearing completion.
Loopworm has developed a novel biomanufacturing process that leverages silkworms as living factories for producing recombinant proteins.
With targeted reforms and investment in value-added processing, the sector has the potential to generate up to US$10 billion in economic returns.