'Had high rates been implemented, higher-cost producers like Thailand would have had an opportunity to get back in the market in a bigger way. It's kind of a wash for everybody except for Santa Priscila, in Ecuador' -- Jeff Stern, CenSea
'Had high rates been implemented, higher-cost producers like Thailand would have had an opportunity to get back in the market in a bigger way. It's kind of a wash for everybody except for Santa Priscila, in Ecuador' -- Jeff Stern, CenSea
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Understand US seafood ‘super consumers’ with new study
A new study of the US seafood market shows the impact of millennials' behavior as they switched to flexitarian and healthier eating habits
Understand US seafood ‘super consumers’ with new study
A new study of the US seafood market shows the impact of millennials' behavior as they switched to flexitarian and healthier eating habits
Undercurrent News interviews Gabriel Luna, Ecuadorian shrimp farmer and owner of GLuna Shrimp.
Undercurrent News interviews Gabriel Luna, Ecuadorian shrimp farmer and owner of GLuna Shrimp.
Salmon Evolution, one of the most modern land-based salmon farms in the world, has had a mostly successful start to its 7,900 metric ton a year facility in Indra Havoy, Norway. The company has harvested several batches of fish, and was readying another with healthy Atlantic salmon weighing over 4 kilograms each during a recent Undercurrent News visit.The company communicated Oct. 2 that is approaching steady state harvest volumes by year end. Salmon Evolution is already planning an expansion at the same site that will double capacity, using a novel hybrid approach that combines recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) technology with some flow through water.
Salmon Evolution, one of the most modern land-based salmon farms in the world, has had a mostly successful start to its 7,900 metric ton a year facility in Indra Havoy, Norway. The company has harvested several batches of fish, and was readying another with healthy Atlantic salmon weighing over 4 kilograms each during a recent Undercurrent News visit.The company communicated Oct. 2 that is approaching steady state harvest volumes by year end. Salmon Evolution is already planning an expansion at the same site that will double capacity, using a novel hybrid approach that combines recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) technology with some flow through water.