
Aquafeeds
Is fish sludge safe for bristleworms and black soldier fly larvae to eat?
Bristleworms and fly larvae can feed on fish sludge, but scientists say strict monitoring is key to keeping the food chain safe.
Innovation & Investment
Seastex upcycles mussel waste into ‘seawool’ – a recyclable, biodegradable textile offering a green alternative to synthetics.
Aquafeeds
Bristleworms and fly larvae can feed on fish sludge, but scientists say strict monitoring is key to keeping the food chain safe.
Innovation & Investment
In a funding round led by The Blue Revolution Fund, the Finnish company raises $2.7 million to scale its food waste technology.
Aquafeeds
A microbial community-based protein produced from soybean processing wastewater has potential as a value-added feed ingredient for aquaculture.
Innovation & Investment
SINTEF scientists are developing new technology to convert fish byproducts into high-demand ingredients, promoting a circular economy.
Responsibility
Ace Aquatec and Tiny Fish aim to expand premium food markets for small Scottish salmon, enhancing the circular economy.
Aquafeeds
As pressure on the ocean's resources intensifies, the search is on elsewhere for solutions to provide the protein that fish need to grow.
Aquafeeds
Kelp flies and marine yeast grown from seafood byproducts can replace fishmeal in salmon feed, promoting circular food production.
Innovation & Investment
Scientists have uncovered a novel method that allows heat-treated fish scales to be upcycled for pollution control and encryption.
Responsibility
An initiative could open up a new avenue for seafood producers to deal with aquaculture waste in a more circular way.
Responsibility
A focus on microalgae in marine aquaculture could help meet global nutritional needs and improve environmental sustainability and ocean health.
Aquafeeds
A Nofima trial explores whether whole or processed lumpfish can boost the appetite and feed intake in small king crabs.
Innovation & Investment
Creative companies like Cruz Foam, Aquaborne and SuperGround embrace the circular economy and upcycle seafood byproducts into new products.
Responsibility
Plastic recycling from the aquaculture sector can be a commercially viable circular economy initiative, concludes SINTEF researchers.
Responsibility
Aquaculture equipment specialist AKVA group and collaborators are building the world’s first aquaculture pens made entirely from recycled plastic.
Responsibility
Ocean Farm Supply says compostable bags made from beechwood cellulose fiber are a more responsible alternative to plastics used for harvesting.