brief history of Shrimp farming in Europe.

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Optimal levels of fish meal and methionine in diets for juvenile Litopenaeus vannamei to support maximum growth performance with economic efficiency.

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Global adoption of aquaculture to supply seafood.

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Engineering plant-based feedstocks for sustainable aquaculture.

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THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY

What is the OIE and are they fulfilling their mandate to help aquaculture become sustainable?

By Stephen G. Newman Ph.D. * President and CEO AquaInTech Inc.

Anew cycle is beginning, Aquaculture 2023, an opportune moment to define and implement various productive programs, where we must consider, as an important and high priority, the environmental performance and its impact, which, by monitoring and managing the environmental impact of aquaculture, can identify high priority areas of opportunity for sustainable development; however, the use of cost-effective tools is necessary to demonstrate compliance with discharge permits. Research is needed to assess the interactions between aquaculture and the environment; in particular, conventional approaches are needed to assess the environmental carrying capacity of local growing areas during preliminary site assessment.

Although research on aquaculture production is being developed to meet the requirements of sustainable biotechnology packages, research is needed to assess the environmental impact of agricultural practices, for example on aquaculture farming systems. Specific environmental impacts and sources of risk that require research include benthic impacts and