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Aquaculture biotechnology specialist Benchmark has acquired the remaining 10.52% minority interest in its Benchmark Genetics Iceland subsidiary, the company announced on February 17.

The United States Department of Agriculture had awarded a US$2 million grant to Alex Hristov, a professor of dairy nutrition from the Pennsylvania State University, to conduct studies determining whether supplementing the feed of lactating dairy cows with either 3-Nitrooxypropanol or a species of red seaweed reduces th ...

An order has been placed for the worlds first combined fishing and aquaculture vessel — with Norwegian shipbuilder Larsnes Mek signing a contract to build the boat for Myre Kystdrift AS, a seafood business based in Vesterålen, Nordland, Norway.

A majority of people living in the Westfjords region of Iceland, where much of the countrys salmon farming is located, remain positive about the aquaculture industry – but support is less solid than it was, a poll has found.

Tanmiah Food Company, an established market leader in the provision of poultry and other meat products, entered into a memorandum of understanding on February 16 with MHP.

Environmental pollution originating from livestock waste has been a longstanding issue in Malaysia, with the Veterinary Services Department attributing this to the lackadaisical attitude of many industry players.

The Philippines Department of Agriculture (DA) said on February 15 it will intensify its longstanding collaboration with the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) to help the country achieve its target of increasing local production and providing affordable food prices.

The payment of an in-spec bonus on eligible cattle under 30-months of age and the in-spec bonus currently being paid for eligible cattle between 30- and 36-months of age in Ireland is set to be reviewed, Meat Industry Ireland (MII) has confirmed.

Evonik has modernised and expanded probiotics production at its site in León, Spain, laying the foundations for further growth in the Gut Health Solutions business.

Some Australian beef exporters, whose exports to China have been suspended due to quality and other issues, are seeking to fully resume trade with China, the Global Times learned.