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How our oceans can help feed the world

This April, more than 250 aquaculture industry leaders will gather in London for the Blue Food Innovation Summit.

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Taking place over 8 & 9 April, this summit will bring together leading experts, policymakers and innovators to discuss and develop solutions for the sustainable production and consumption of aquatic foods.

 

The event will highlight the latest advancements in aquaculture, fisheries and marine biotechnology, aiming to address global challenges such as food security, climate change and ecosystem preservation.

 

From harnessing AI and digital platforms to developing low-carbon aquafeeds and new tools for measuring the impact of regenerative, biodiverse ocean and land-based production, the Blue Food Innovation Summit will spotlight the disruptive innovation, creative strategy and financing necessary for creating a climate-resilient aquatic food chain.

 

As climate change continues to disrupt global supply chains, the summit will spotlight adaptation strategies across aquaculture, seafood and advanced feed solutions that will drive resilience and ensure sustainable, nutritious aquatic food production for future generations.

 

Join leading aquaculture producers, technology innovators, investors and regulators for two days of high-level discussions on how technology and investment can be leveraged for climate-positive impact on the global blue food value chain.

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Catarina Martins, Mowi

Hear from the industry experts and policymakers

Speakers confirmed so far include Chris Ninnes, CEO Aquaculture Stewardship Council; Katherine Bryar, Global Marketing Director, BioMar; Catarina Martins, Chief Technology and Sustainability Officer, Mowi; Lorella De La Cruz Iglesias, Directorate General for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, European Commission; and Steven Rafferty, CEO, Cermaq Global.

 

Highlighted topics for this year’s summit are:

 

• Elevating blue food: Positioning the industry as part of a sustainable food system

 

• AI-driven aquaculture: Leveraging data for precision production and sustainable ocean stewardship

 

• Next-gen aquafeed: Establishing long-term partnerships to accelerate commercialisation of novel ingredients

 

• Preventative aquatic health: Advances in disease control through biosecurity, vaccines and genetic innovations

 

• Scaling production: Advancing capacity and efficiency across hybrid, RAS and flow-through systems

 

• Seaweed, bivalves and algae cultivation: Navigating market expansion and pathways for growth

 

• Regenerative nature-based solutions: The business case for ocean biodiversity restoration

 

• Tracing ocean origins: Building trust and transparency in seafood supply chains

 

• Blue carbon: Unlocking carbon markets through certification and measurement

 

• Future fisheries: Leveraging sensors, data and satellites for sustainable ocean management

 

• From catch to consumer: Building the future demand for sustainable seafood

 

• Blue ventures: Unlocking investment and driving impact in the blue economy

 

Through expert panels, start-up showcases, and interactive sessions, attendees will engage in curated networking and one-to-one meetings with a global audience to facilitate knowledge exchange and cultivate new business opportunities.

 

The summit is supported by BioMar as Gold Partner, and the Aquaculture Stewardship Council as Silver Partner.

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(From left) Katharine Bryar, Chris Ninnes and Lorella de la Cruz Iglesias

Fish Farmer readers can use the discount code FISHFARMER10 to receive an additional 10% off the early bird or standard ticket price.

 

To book your place, go online to www.bluefoodinnovation.com/register/

 

For more information, see www.bluefoodinnovation.com  

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