Tanzanian aquaculture led by women and youth | Canada funds aquaculture clean tech projects

Subscribe to Magazine | rastechmagazine.com

@{mv_date_MMM d, yyyy}@

NEWS

Women, youth dominate Tanzanian aquaculture scene

The aquaculture sector in the United Republic of Tanzania has a “vast an untapped potential” according to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations. When it comes to getting a lock on the action, women and young people dominate the field. » Read more

Taste of BC Aquafarms to roll out new RAS metrics

In an effort to help investors better understand its recirculating aquaculture system business, Taste of BC Aquafarms said it is introducing a new key operating performance metric. » Read more

Canada offers funding for aquaculture clean tech projects

The government of Canada is investing a total $30 million to fund clean technology for the aquaculture and fisheries industries to boost sustainable economic growth while fighting climate change. » Read more

FEATURED STORY

From the editor: An ever-evolving industry

In a world where it feels like we’re constantly surrounded by complicated global situations, the RAS sector, dedicated to providing eco-friendly and sustainable solutions to rejuvenate and protect ocean life, is quickly gaining more and more attention. » Read more

INDUSTRY UPDATE

Smart Salmon preps for groundwork on Norway RAS facility

Smart Salmon recently announced that the company has literally cleared the road for launch of construction work on its planned recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) facility in Smørhamn, in the Municipality of Bremanger, Norway. » Read more

NaturalShrimp files patent for electrocoagulation tech

Shrimp producer NaturalShrimp said it is bolstering its position in the water treatment market by filing another patent for a water electrocoagulation (EC) technology. » Read more

MORE HEADLINES