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April 14, 2025 at 12:06 PM
We’ve loved bringing you the latest aquaculture news all these years, and to keep doing so, we need your support.
Get 30% off your first year with The Fish Site using code: TFS30. This offer applies to any of our yearly plans and helps us continue delivering the content you love: bit.ly/3EoZTLF
Get 30% off your first year with The Fish Site using code: TFS30. This offer applies to any of our yearly plans and helps us continue delivering the content you love: bit.ly/3EoZTLF
Global economic uncertainty, combined with the downfall of eFishery, have created a particularly challenging time for investment into aquaculture, reinforcing the view that patient capital is required. Our senior editor, Rob Fletcher, unpacks: thefishsite.com/articles/do-...
April 10, 2025 at 12:24 PM
Global economic uncertainty, combined with the downfall of eFishery, have created a particularly challenging time for investment into aquaculture, reinforcing the view that patient capital is required. Our senior editor, Rob Fletcher, unpacks: thefishsite.com/articles/do-...
Africa’s aquaculture has huge potential - strong returns, SME growth, & improved food security.
As new business models emerge, could this be the low-risk opportunity investors have overlooked?
Read on why African aquaculture could be a smarter investment choice: thefishsite.com/articles/why...
As new business models emerge, could this be the low-risk opportunity investors have overlooked?
Read on why African aquaculture could be a smarter investment choice: thefishsite.com/articles/why...
March 4, 2025 at 9:39 AM
Africa’s aquaculture has huge potential - strong returns, SME growth, & improved food security.
As new business models emerge, could this be the low-risk opportunity investors have overlooked?
Read on why African aquaculture could be a smarter investment choice: thefishsite.com/articles/why...
As new business models emerge, could this be the low-risk opportunity investors have overlooked?
Read on why African aquaculture could be a smarter investment choice: thefishsite.com/articles/why...
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After much anticipation we are proud to say that we’re in the final stages of launching our new membership model 🐟
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March 3, 2025 at 6:32 PM
Something new is coming!
After much anticipation we are proud to say that we’re in the final stages of launching our new membership model 🐟
With our launch comes the exclusive opportunity to gain access to our limited offer of 50% off your first year of membership: thefishsite.com/account?utm_...
After much anticipation we are proud to say that we’re in the final stages of launching our new membership model 🐟
With our launch comes the exclusive opportunity to gain access to our limited offer of 50% off your first year of membership: thefishsite.com/account?utm_...
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Africa faces a projected deficit of 11 million tonnes of fish and aquatic foods annually by 2030.
A new report from the Malabo Montpellier Panel highlights strategies for sustainably ramping up production. Read more via @thefishsite.bsky.social
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A new report from the Malabo Montpellier Panel highlights strategies for sustainably ramping up production. Read more via @thefishsite.bsky.social
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Report calls for action to avoid African fish deficit
A recent publication suggests that policy changes and significant investments are needed to keep up with growing consumer demand for seafood products across Africa.
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January 30, 2025 at 9:49 PM
Africa faces a projected deficit of 11 million tonnes of fish and aquatic foods annually by 2030.
A new report from the Malabo Montpellier Panel highlights strategies for sustainably ramping up production. Read more via @thefishsite.bsky.social
thefishsite.com/articles/rep...
A new report from the Malabo Montpellier Panel highlights strategies for sustainably ramping up production. Read more via @thefishsite.bsky.social
thefishsite.com/articles/rep...
Hatch Blue analyst, Karlotta Rieve, creates a framework that categorises the sector into four key groupings, allowing newcomers to enhance their understanding of the unique challenges and issues each group faces: thefishsite.com/articles/a-f...
February 4, 2025 at 2:27 PM
Hatch Blue analyst, Karlotta Rieve, creates a framework that categorises the sector into four key groupings, allowing newcomers to enhance their understanding of the unique challenges and issues each group faces: thefishsite.com/articles/a-f...
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As climate change makes the ocean more acidic, oyster hatcheries across America come up with solutions. But what will save marine life?
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My latest for @thefishsite.bsky.social:
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The hatcheries that are helping oysters pass the acid test
The ocean is absorbing increasing volumes of carbon dioxide, causing it to become more acidic and putting the world’s shellfish industry at risk, although some companies are now finding ways to bounce...
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February 4, 2025 at 8:13 AM
As climate change makes the ocean more acidic, oyster hatcheries across America come up with solutions. But what will save marine life?
My latest for @thefishsite.bsky.social:
thefishsite.com/articles/the...
My latest for @thefishsite.bsky.social:
thefishsite.com/articles/the...