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Bacteriófagos en acuicultura, ¿qué hay que saber?

Este año se cumple el centenario de la primera vez que el microbiólogo franco-canadiense Félix d’Herelle comenzó a usar virus específicos para combatir enfermedades bacterianas. El uso de estos ...
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Three greater amberjack projects in Spain mobilise around €18 million in public funding

Greater amberjack has become one of the main recipients of public funding intended to diversify Spanish marine fish farming. Three business initiatives in Andalusia and the Valencian Community are ...
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Cooke Inc. Completes Acquisition of Peruvian Fishing Giant Copeinca

Cooke Inc., the Canadian family-run firm known for its extensive activities in the fishing and aquaculture sectors, has officially concluded the acquisition of Corporación Pesquera Inca S.A.C.
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A food-grade bacterium opens a non-GM route for delivering antigens to shrimp

Using lactic acid bacteria found in food as vehicles for transporting antigens represents an emerging strategy for developing preventive solutions in crustacean aquaculture This approach has been ...
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Women account for only 22% of European aquaculture employment, with Mediterranean participation still concentrated in certain activities

Women make up only 22% of the workforce in EU aquaculture production, according to European demographic data examined in a new report on gender equality in fisheries and aquaculture. The situation is ...
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Sea Eight prepares for its big leap beyond 7,000 tonnes of sole

Sea Eight is preparing for a substantial increase in scale in its production of sole using recirculating aquaculture system, RAS. The company ended 2025 with 1,150 tonnes of installed annual capacity ...
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BioMar raises its 2026 guidance amid pressure on marine raw materials

During the first six months of the year, BioMar sold 710,000 tonnes of feed, compared with 676,000 tonnes in the same period of 2025. Despite this growth, revenue remained virtually unchanged at DKK 7 ...
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Innovation alone will not help European aquaculture scale up if production cannot expand

Technological innovation can improve aquaculture competitiveness, but it does not in itself guarantee higher production on exports. A study published in Aquaculture Economics & Management examines the ...
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New data show that captive-born Senegalese sole experience disruption across their entire reproductive axis

The difficulty experienced by captive-born and captive-reared male Senegalese sole (Solea senegalensis) in reproducing spontaneously may result from a much broader alteration than previously thought.
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Mussel sex may influence nutritional value

The sex of the Mediterranean mussel (Mytilus galloprovincialis) may have a meaningful influence on the nutritional profile of the marketed product. A study published in Frontiers in Marine Science, ...
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Dependence on wild Artemia threatened the future supply of aquaculture hatcheries

The expansion of aquaculture is increasing pressure on the global supply of Artemia, an essential live feed for larval production whose market is currently estimated at between US$350 million and ...