Aquaculture & Fisheries
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World Bank approves US$60M to boost Congo’s poultry and aquaculture sectors
The initiative will seek to expand access to finance for farmers and private investors while mobilising additional private capital for productive investments.
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CP Vietnam inaugurates US$66.3M shrimp feed plant in Ca Mau
The factory is equipped with a comprehensive system of modern machinery and equipment, and many production stages are automated.
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Cargill invests US$9.5M to expand Norway aquafeed plant
The project includes a 1,100-square-metre finished-goods warehouse, alongside new offices, changing rooms and communal facilities.
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Zambia plans community hatcheries to strengthen fingerling supply for fish farmers
The hatcheries aim to increase the supply of fingerlings to local fish farmers.
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De Heus opens Vietnam’s first dedicated marine fish feed mill with 84,000-tonne capacity
The facility will produce specialised feed including feed for marine species such as sea bass, barramundi and other commercially important fish species.
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WellFish Tech partners with Salmon Group to expand blood-based fish health monitoring
The collaboration will introduce systematic blood biomarker analysis across the group’s production sites.
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Maxim Agri, Samakgro to invest US$3.95M in aquafeed plant in Kenya
The facility, to be built in Athi River in Machakos County, will have the capacity to produce more than 20 metric tons of feed per hour.
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Yalelo Zambia opens 100th retail store as aquaculture firm expands nationwide footprint
The company said its journey began in Siavonga, where its first fish cages were built by hand using an online design.
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SEAFDEC opens new hatcheries to strengthen shrimp, prawn and crab production
PHILIPPINES – The Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center Aquaculture Department (SEAFDEC/AQD) has inaugurated three new hatchery facilities in the Philippines to boost shrimp, freshwater prawn…
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Côte d’Ivoire partners with Egypt to boost aquaculture, strengthen fish feed production
Egypt produced 2 million metric tons of fish in 2024, with aquaculture accounting for 83% of total output, making it Africa’s leading fisheries producer.
