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11 Jun 2019

Berlin showcase for aquaculture start-ups

AQUACULTURE start-ups have a unique opportunity to meet investors at a special innovation forum being held during the European Aquaculture Society (EAS) conference in Berlin this autumn.

The EAS brin

Stirling, Nofima to host Climate Action Workshop

Sea Farming18 Mar 2025

Experts will discuss the impact of climate change on aquaculture and what the industry can do to mitigate it.

International start-ups set to make their pitch at the Blue Food Summit

Sea Farming17 Mar 2025

Aquaculture technology from sustainable feed to machine learning applications will be on show in London this April.

Winners announced for 2025 Seafood Excellence Awards

Processing17 Mar 2025

On the eve of St Patrick’s Day, it was a Guinness-flavoured salmon product that won the Best New Retail Product award in Boston.

Keynote speaker confirmed for WA25 Hyderabad

Land Based Farming & Hatcheries12 Mar 2025

World Aquaculture India 2025 will bring aquaculture experts from around the world to India.

Spotlight on World Aquaculture Safari 2025

Land Based Farming & Hatcheries11 Mar 2025

The ’Pearl of Africa’ will be hosting the aquaculture sector this June.

The ABC of business at Seawork

Sea Farming11 Mar 2025

Seawork is the key meeting place for suppliers, customers and trade organisations in the commercial marine and workboat space.

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