Kingfish Maine moves ahead as locals reject aquaculture moratorium | Riverence Trout Farms receives new sustainability standard

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Kingfish Maine moves ahead as Jonesport residents reject aquaculture moratorium

Jonesport residents have rejected a proposed moratorium on local aquaculture development, clearing the way for Kingfish Maine to proceed with its final approvals for its recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) project. » Read more

Riverence Trout Farms receives new responsible food standard

Riverence Holdings LLC is the first aquaculture producer to be FishCARE Certified. Where Food Comes From Inc. is an independent, third-party verification for food production practices in North America. » Read more

ANB’s new suit of pH sensors

ANB Sensors offers a suite of pH sensors of varying size and specs for calibration-free monitoring of oceans and water ways. They are solid state, can be stored wet or dry and can be adapted to fit any housing and application. » Read more

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From the editor: It’s a global affair

It can be a challenge for me, as an editor, to look for RAS in places we’ve never written about before. Although we are so lucky to have writers contribute from all around the world, there are still corners that we have yet to crack. But in this Fall issue, we attempt to do just that. » Read more

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