Oman
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Oman rolls out US$224M food security package, backs aquaculture and feed production
In the fisheries sector, the package includes five major projects spanning algae cultivation, abalone farming and shrimp production, alongside a tuna fattening project using floating cages.
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Oman’s IFFC first feed mill to receive BAP certification
BAP certification shows IFFC meets global standards for sustainable, high-quality aquafeed with full traceability.
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Oman opens 20 livestock investment projects in Buraimi
Nearly 800 feddans (roughly 830 acres) allocated to expand sheep, goat, and fodder production
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Oman’s US$93.5M feed investment to support aquaculture expansion
The new facility will manufacture 48,000 tonnes of animal feed and 15,000 tonnes of aquatic feed annually.
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Oman, Lebanon explore fisheries collaboration amid shrimp farming expansion
The shrimp project is structured to provide consistent shrimp yields and it aims to supply both domestic markets and regional demand.
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Oman’s Shinas shrimp project advances as aquaculture push gains momentum
The project is expected to generate jobs in hatchery work, grow out activities, processing, transport and technical services.
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Oman extends poultry import ban to more European regions
The Sultanate expands restrictions following recurring animal health concerns in several countries.
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Oman bans poultry imports from Iran, the Netherlands, and Italy
Authorities explained that the import restrictions will remain in place until the conditions prompting the ban are resolved and an official announcement is made to lift them.
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Oman Flour Mills advances insect meal project for animal feed
By advancing insect protein production, OFM is looking to strengthen its market leadership and align with global trends in sustainable agriculture and circular economy practices.
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Zubair EDC completes feasibility study for fish feed project using azolla
The study highlights the growing need for local fish feed production, given the dramatic increase in imported fish feed by 375% from 2020 to 2023.
