European Aquaculture: the path for growth

European Aquaculture: the path for growth

A splendid assortment of policy makers, civil servants, NGOs and aquabusiness-related individuals gathered in A Coruña (NW Spain) in November 2012 in order to discuss

European Aquaculture: the path for growth

Holy Water

Ever since the times of Roman domination, through Muslim Spain to the development of modern irrigation and the arrival of the dictatorship, water management in

European Aquaculture: the path for growth

Synergistic Partnership with BBZIX

Our Aquaculture Division has formalized an agreement for the exclusive distribution of BBZIX’ biodegradable biocides within our field of activity. This dynamic company based in

European Aquaculture: the path for growth

A sea of Excellence

Marine Technology Center, Institute for Marine Research, Vigo Center for Oceanography, Faculty of Biology, Faculty of Sciences, Faculty of Marine Sciences, School of Veterinary Sciences;

European Aquaculture: the path for growth

World aquaculture exceeds beef production for the first time

Based on the latest statistics from the FAO / USDA, and as stated in a recent report by the Earth Policy Institute (http://www.earth-policy.org/plan_b_updates/2013/update114 ), an

European Aquaculture: the path for growth

New Aquaculture documentary on TV

A comprehensive television report will be broadcasted this December in the Reporter 21 program of the Orbe channel (Movistar TV). Filmed in different locations during

European Aquaculture: the path for growth

A new SRS-RAS Project for China

A Chinese-Norwegian consortium involving several private companies, public institutions and NGOs has been set up for the construction of a hyperintensive aquaculture reference center in

European Aquaculture: the path for growth

Watermaster in the Mar Menor

During the months of February and March the regional government has carried out a number of experiences throughout several coastal locations for the cleaning of

European Aquaculture: the path for growth

Global Initiative for Sustainability in salmon farming

The salmon is possibly the species that best exemplifies the worldwide success of finfish aquaculture. Its cultivation from the 70s to the present has transformed