Have you heard about the RIGHT project?
The INTERREG project RIGHT addressed upskilling and reskilling in the aquaculture industry.
The INTERREG project RIGHT addressed upskilling and reskilling in the aquaculture industry.
AI-based early warning system developed by Canadian company to reduce fish mortality.
This week we report about three innovations relating to aquaculture water treatment which have the potential to improve productivity significantly.
Traceability throughout the food supply chain becomes a requirement. FDA confirmed that in its Traceability Rule. Read what is required.
United Nations member states, including the European Union, welcomed the commitment of funds towards the conservation of our oceans. Europêche believes that the new agreement will protect and enable the sustainable use of marine areas that are currently insufficiently regulated.
The cultivation of microalgae can be difficult, and the production of specific compounds can depend on numerous parameters. Research has found that the use of nanotechnology might be able to increase the accumulation level of specific desired compounds.
Proteomics has not played a major role for aquaculture in the past. However, that is likely to change soon. Read more about novel developments to improve food quality and safety as well as production quantity.
The biofloc approach in aquaculture is a relatively new technique that comes with benefits and challenges. Read how AI and IoT can help better tune the system for a more sustainable aquacultural production.
FAO released its 2022 global fish production data. The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic are diminishing, and dynamics in the global market for fishery products are shifting. Production is expected to increase by 1.5 percent to reach 184.6 million tonnes.
Numerous manuscripts on using artificial intelligence in various areas of the aquaculture industry were published last year. We highlight the importance of also educating, upskilling and reskilling the aquaculture workforce to adapt to the changing job market.