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In response to the request of farmers and consumers seeking a meaningful non-GMO label for salmon, Superior Fresh, an aquaponics facility specializing in organic leafy greens and Atlantic salmon, announced that it is offering the first salmon product to be certified non-GMO by A Greener World.
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Months of speculation were put to rest this week when Kingfish Zeeland finally announced that it intends to build a US$110 million land-based aquaculture facility in the town of Jonesport, in Washington County, Maine, USA.
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Members of an international organization dedicated to the protection and restoration of the Atlantic wild salmon environment listened to the case for land-based aquaculture during their annual dinner in New York last week.
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For RAS feeds to have the cleanest and most functional properties possible, they must be produced on precision technology. Ultimate control of the process, highly flexible ingredient selections and the widest range of species and feed performance are possible only on the dedicated line of Wenger RAS extrusion systems. Based on renown, first-class Wenger platforms, the new RAS extrusion systems have been specifically designed and fine-tuned for feed performance unmatched in the market. With a global network of process and service experts, Wenger has the equipment and know-how to allow you to be on the cutting edge of the quickly expanding RAS industry, regardless of size, location or species.
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Ideal Fish is not just a clever name, says president and CEO Eric Pedersen – the name reflects the principles and values that have guided the development of the company.
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Findings of study by researchers at the University of Gothenburg in Sweden indicate that by-products from industrial feed production can be an environmentally sustainable substitute to wild-caught aqua feed.
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Physical characteristics of aqua feed pellets have always been important to farmers. For years, high expectations have centered around the requirements of consistent size (diameter), correct buoyance, pellet durability during transportation and handling, and longevity once placed in water, with the farmer’s eye and the fish’s consumption rate and efficiency being the top deciding factors on whether a feed’s performance was acceptable or not
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November 19 - 22, 2019
Location: San Jose, Costa Rica
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December 03 - 05, 2019
Location: Victoria, British Columbia
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November 16 – 17, 2020
Location: South Carolina, U.S.A.
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