A new crustacean species for Galicia

A new crustacean species for Galicia

A group of scientists from the University of Vigo and the Australian Museum have found a new species of crustacean endemic to Galicia in the

A new crustacean species for Galicia

New line of diets for trout

Acuinuga’s Nutrition Division introduces Acuitrout®, a new line of diets for the feeding of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss). These extruded diets, prepared with local ingredients,

A new crustacean species for Galicia

One less dependency on fishing

A new strategy has provided a critical breakthrough in the old dependency on fishing for the production of polyunsaturated fatty acids, better known as omega-3,

A new crustacean species for Galicia

New line of diets for turbot

Acuinuga’s Nutrition Division introduces Acuiturbot®, a new line of diets for the feeding of turbot (Scophthalmus maximus). These extruded diets, prepared with local ingredients, satisfy

A new crustacean species for Galicia

Devil’s seed

Abanqueiro, Camariñas, Carril, Noia, Punta Quilma, O Vicedo…in recent years many hatcheries and nurseries for the production of bivalve seed in Galicia have been publicly

A new crustacean species for Galicia

New line of diets for sole

Building on the latest developments on the nutritional requirements for Solea spp., our Nutrition Division introduces Acuisol®, a new nutritional range for the feeding of

A new crustacean species for Galicia

Galician Aquaculture, one thousand missed opportunities

Quality and quantity of fresh and salt water, miles of sheltered coast, modern infrastructures, capability to add value, good appreciation of local produce, European subsidies,

A new crustacean species for Galicia

Acuinuga in new Project for marine finfish reproduction

Our Aquaculture Division is carrying out a new Project within the Seventh Framework R&D Programme funded by the European Commission. The project entitled “Prospawn: Implementation

A new crustacean species for Galicia

Spain remains different

In March 2016 the Spanish Supreme Court surprised us with a bizarre sentence repealing the exclusion from the Spanish catalogue of invasive alien species of