Aquaculture & Fisheries
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De Heus, Enabel partner to bolster Uganda’s fish industry
The partnership also complements Enabel’s ongoing work in reviewing Uganda’s Fisheries and Aquaculture regulations, a crucial step toward sustainable fishery management.
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Miavit, Arctic Feed Ingredients launch Marfeed to advance aquaculture health globally
The newly launched Marfeed brand will focus on improving the health, welfare, and productivity of farmed aquatic animals through advanced nutritional solutions.
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Uganda prepares for inaugural national aquaculture census
For years, the lack of reliable statistics has hampered effective policy planning, investment targeting, and technological innovation in the sector.
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Zimbabwe charts a new course with landmark Fisheries and Aquaculture Bill
The bill is a direct response to gaps identified in a 2022 aquaculture value chain analysis conducted by FISH4ACP, a global aquatic value chain development initiative.
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Cameroon commits to global fisheries transparency charter to combat illegal fishing
The agreement outlines 10 policy principles aimed at promoting vessel transparency, legal accountability, and ethical practices within global fisheries.
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Håvard Walde appointed Skretting’s salmon operations managing director across four regions
Walde will retain his leadership of Skretting Norway until a new General Manager is appointed, ensuring continuity in one of the company’s most critical markets.
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USGC promotes U.S. corn co-products for sustainable aquaculture at Cairo summit
The conference highlighted the growing need for sustainable, high-protein feed options to support rapidly expanding fish farming sectors in both developing and mature markets.
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World Aquaculture Safari 2025 secures GIZ as Gold Sponsor
As part of its sponsorship, GIZ will host two strategic sessions at AFRAQ2025 on “Alternative Feeds for Aquaculture,” and “Access to Finance for Small-Scale Aquaculture Producers.”
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Kenya’s ABDP rolls out plan to upgrade fishing infrastructure in key riparian counties
The construction of the landing sites is expected to benefit thousands of fisherfolk by providing safer, cleaner, and better-equipped environments for landing, handling, and storing fish.
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Skretting China doubles down on growth with new LifeStart facility, product launch
LifeStart products, essential for larvae and juvenile stages of aquaculture species, are designed to improve fry resilience, disease resistance, and growth rates.
