Aquaculture

Oman. Aquaculture production has increased by 500% - Oman's aquaculture sector has grown by 500%. In 2022, the production of fish from aquaculture reached 1,703 tons, compared with just 284...

Malta. Tuna farms aim for growth – It will have to wait until 19 January to find out if companies AJD Tuna and Malta Mariculture will receive permits to set...

Aquaculture in Nigeria - The recent publication of WorldFish includes ideas to further promote and develop aquaculture in Nigeria through targeted investment. The work received the support of the Bill...

Seaweed: Sustainable future - Seaweed is an abundant species on every coastline in the world and rapidly grows. It doesn’t require fresh water, fertilizers, or heaps of manual labor either—just...

Best Management Practices for the first steps in the onshore fish farming in Africa - BMPs reflect the most technically practical and economically feasible methods which reduce environmental impacts and...

Challenges of fish farming in Egypt - The activity of fish farming in Egypt in its multiplicity systems is the way and the greatest hope in providing cheap and healthy...

AFRAQ2023. From 13 to 16 November 2023 in Lusaka – From 13 to 16 November 2023, Lusaka, the capital of Zambia one of the fastest growing aquaculture producers in Africa,...

2023. Aquaculture expansion and slight increase in catches – While 2023 is expected to see modest growth in global animal protein production, next will be another year of change for...

In Morocco the first indoor shrimp farm – Among the companies dedicated to aquaculture, the Swiss NOVATON, which deals with the production and marketing of fish products and the construction...

Seaweed farming in Africa as development opportunity – A new document from the African Development Bank has highlighted how seaweed farming is a means of increasing socio-economic development in various...