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SATS Campaign Calls for a Federal Permitting Pathway for Open Ocean Aquaculture as Congress Weighs the MARA Act
Editorial Staff | Aquaculture Magazine, with information from SATS Timed with National Seafood Month, the coalition argues that eight years to permit a single net pen in federal waters shows why the U.S. needs a predictable pathway, as Congress considers the bipartisan MARA Act. Stronger America Through Seafood (SATS), a coalition that advocates for federal policies to increase U.S. seafood...
ASC Extends Farm Standard Transition to May 2028 and Steps Up Support for Producers
Editorial Staff | Aquaculture Magazine, with information from ASC The single global Farm Standard replaces ASC’s species-specific standards; ASC has given producers more time and brought nearly 200 industry stakeholders together in Vietnam to work through the practical questions of implementation. The Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) has extended the transition period for the ASC Farm Standard to 1 May 2028....
Texas Aquaculture Association Endorses Dr. Dawn Buckingham for Texas Land Commissioner
By: Aquaculture Stewardship Council The Texas Aquaculture Association (TAA) has officially endorsed Dr. Dawn Buckingham for reelection as Texas Land Commissioner, citing her responsiveness to the needs of Texas aquaculture producers and her interest in working with the industry to strengthen opportunities for aquaculture in Texas. The endorsement follows a meeting earlier this week between Commissioner Buckingham and members of...
I’m Shrimp Farm 5 achieves certification and becomes the first early adopters of the ASC Farm Standard in Thailand
Thai company I’m Shrimp Farm 5 in Phang Nga has achieved certification to the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) Farm Standard, becoming one of the first early adopters of the ASC certification in Thailand. The certification recognizes the farm’s performance across environmental and social impacts, animal health and welfare, legal compliance and farm management, while providing a framework for strengthening existing...
Cermaq Strengthens Its Global Management Team
The company appoints new CFO and COO and CTO. They launch their Sustainability report for fiscal year 2024. Following the integration of operations from Grieg Seafood in Finnmark and Canada, the international company Cermaq has made several changes to its global management to strengthen alignment, coordination, and innovation across the regions. The company has appointed Silvia Segnini as new Chief...
From Pitches to Progress: ASC Champions Practical Change a Global Shrimp Forum 2026
By: Aquaculture Stewardship Council From testing new approaches to more inclusive shrimp supply chains to bringing retailers together to advance animal welfare, the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) helped turn discussion into practical action at the 2026 Global Shrimp Forum (GSF), held in Utrecht from 1–3 September. As a co-founding partner of GSF, ASC continues to support the Forum through its...
SUNY Cobleskill Ag & Tech Joins Initiative to Fully Use Each Fish
New York institution becomes fourth research organization and 50th overall to sign the 100% Great Lakes Fish Pledge. By: 100% Great Lakes Fish Pledge SUNY Cobleskill Ag & Tech has signed the 100% Great Lakes Fish Pledge, becoming the fourth research institution to join the initiative. Its participation brings the growing binational movement to 50 companies and organizations committed to ensuring...
Bendito Mar Becomes First Mexican Farm to Join Improver Programme by ASC
By: Aquaculture Stewardship Council Mexico’s regenerative bivalve producer joins Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) initiative to advance environmental and social improvements in aquaculture. Bendito Mar, a Mexican cooperative of farmed bivalve mollusks in Baja California Sur, has joined the Improver Programme by ASC, becoming the first farm in Mexico to participate in an Aquaculture Improvement Project (AIP). Based in Bahía Magdalena,...
Aquaticode Launches Aqualens for Automated Deformity Sorting, Starting with Sea Bass and Sea Bream
By: Aquaticode Aquaticode has launched AquaLens, an AI system that finds and removes deformed juveniles in fish hatcheries. The first species are sea bass and sea bream, where AquaLens takes over a job most hatcheries still do by hand, and a single system sorts up to 350,000 fish a day. Today that sorting is done by eye, often by teams...
When Scale Lowers Carbon: A Perspective on Industrial-Scale Insect Protein
By: Marine Bézagu, Maye Walraven and Stijn Harms Assessing the sustainability of insect-derived ingredients requires looking beyond a single environmental footprint. Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) provides an essential foundation, but it does not always capture the full impact of ingredient choices within a changing food and feed system. At scale, factors such as competition for raw materials, land-use implications, alternative...
Penn State Behrend Joins Initiative to Fully Use Each Fish
By: 100% Great Lakes Fish Pledge Erie-based institution becomes fourth research organization to sign the 100% Great Lakes Fish Pledge. Penn State Behrend has signed the 100% Great Lakes Fish Pledge, becoming the fourth research institution to join the initiative. Its participation brings the growing binational movement to 49 companies and organizations committed to ensuring that every part of each...
New Washington State University-Led Research That Aims to Develop a Practical Way to Produce Healthy, Sterile Farmed Rainbow Trout
Professor Michael Phelps leads a new USD 1.5 million study with support from the WSU, the Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR) Growing Impact Award and matching funds from WSU and Troutlodge. Washington State University, with support from a Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR) Growing Impact Award and matching funds from WSU and Troutlodge, are providing a...