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Fish meal production slows in face of competition from soy meal
Global production and exports of fish meal, a key ingredient in the manufacture of feed for farm-raised fish, are expected to rise only slightly in marketing year 2019-20 as it continues to face competition from soy meal as an alternative and cheaper protein source.
Saturday, June 29, 2019
FMFO industry defends harvesting of fish from the wild for fishmeal
The international fishmeal and fish-oil industry recently issued a response to the report "Until the seas run dry: How industrial aquaculture is plundering the ocean" by the Changing Markets Foundation.
Monday, April 29, 2019
Fishmeal defended as 'sustainable'
The fishmeal and fish oil industry has become defensive after an article, which it described as "damaging to the fish farming industry", came out in a prestigious magazine this week.
Saturday, February 10, 2018
GAA, IFFO partner to improve responsible fishmeal supplies in Southeast Asia
June 6, 2017 GAA, IFFO partner to improve responsible fishmeal supplies in Southeast Asia The Global Aquaculture Alliance ( GAA) and IFFO, the Marine Ingredients Organisation, are working together to fund a project which will improve the understanding of Southeast Asian fisheries supplying raw material for fishmeal production. The study will look at the issues from the perspective of social, economic and environmental sustainability factors. The aim is to identify improvements that can be prioritised and targeted to enable increasingly responsible supplies of fishmeal. This will support change in fisheries management in the region, thus driving the adoption of certification in the supply chain, and ultimately supporting the development of best practices in aquaculture. A variety of relevant and critical stakeholders including NGOs, governments, feed companies and standards holders will be invited to participate. Duncan Leadbitter (Fish Matter Pty) will head the project on behalf of the two organi
Tuesday, June 6, 2017
'Vegetarian' fish being developed in Japan
A "vegetarian" fish? This is what a Japanese researcher is working to produce-a fish that feeds on low- or non-fishmeal feed, The Fish Site reported.
Friday, September 2, 2016
US-based Calysta seeks business opportunities in China for fishmeal alternatives
January 29, 2016 US-based Calysta seeks business opportunities in China for fishmeal alternatives Dennis Leong, vice president of business development at US biotech company, Calysta, was in China on a business trip recently, together with the company's production manager, Allan LeBlanc. They had met the deputy secretary-general of China Aquatic Products Processing and Marketing Alliance (CAPPMA), Di Gang, to discuss business opportunities for fishmeal alternatives in China. Calysta's FeedKind is a natural single-cell protein derived from the microbial reactions between methane and water. It is a cost-competitive alternative to conventional fishmeal, and has been approved for use by the European Union safety regulators. It is currently being used by feed supplier, EWOS, in their salmon feed. Besides looking to expand its business into China, Calysta also hope to promote its feed technology here with the right business partners. With existing sources of fishmeal supply becoming scarce in the future, th
Friday, January 29, 2016
Peru's fishmeal exports increase in volume and value during June 2015
August 27, 2015 Peru's fishmeal exports increase in volume and value during June 2015 Peru's fishmeal exports in June 2015 had reached a volume of 127,850 tonnes, amounting to US$215.3 million in value, compared to 82,370 tonnes worth US$130.4 million in 2014. These mark year-on-year increases of 55.2% and 65.1% for volume and value, respectively. China, Chile, Japan and Taiwan are the key markets for Peruvian fishmeal, fetching a combined total of 253,721 tonnes from January to June 2015. While June exports boosted fishmeal sales in the first six months to US$491.9 million, the figure is 36.6% lesser than the same period last year which saw US$776.3 million in value. For Peru's seafood, exports brought in a revenue of US$323.9 million in June 2015, 22.4% more than US$264.5 million seen in the same month last year, the Ministry of Production (PRODUCE) reported. Exports rose by 23.8%, to 182,530 tonnes compared to 147,400 tonnes shipped a year earlier. According to the most recent Statistical Bul
Thursday, August 27, 2015
Chilean fishmeal, fish oil plants permitted to export to China
27 fishmeal and fish oil facilities in Chile have gained approval for export to China after the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the Popular Republic of China (AQSIQ) expressed satisfaction over sanitary control systems implemented there.
Monday, August 24, 2015
New fishmeal plant to be set up in Sakhalin Oblast, Russia
July 20, 2015 New fishmeal plant to be set up in Sakhalin Oblast, Russia Yuanchzhen, a fish company from China, looks to setting up a fishmeal production plant in the Sakhalin Oblast, Russia. The new facility, which could get state support, will be based in the Korsakovsky district, a key fishing area in the region. With 43,000 tonnes of fish caught in the district last year, representatives of the project said that the plant will be sufficiently backed by a local raw material base. A partial volume of the plant’s output may likely be delivered to markets outside Far East Russia which does not possess a well-developed livestock and feed industry, and hence, not a conducive environment for fishmeal sales. Yuanchzhen representatives have yet to disclose the total capital and capacity of the plant.
Monday, July 20, 2015
Chile's fishmeal exports fall 7% in Jan-May 2015
July 15, 2015 Chile's fishmeal exports fall 7% in Jan-May 2015 The value of fishmeal exports from Chile had dropped by 7% during the period between January and May this year, to US$148 million compared to US$159.9 million in the same period of 2014. In delivery volume to overseas markets, Chilean fishmeal suffered a 30% slid from last year, with 74,422 tonnes recorded compared to 107,505 tonne during January - May 2014. However, the average price jumped by 40%, from US$1.49/kg in 2014 to US$2.08/kg this year. Meanwhile, Corpesca topped as the Chile-based company with the highest fishmeal exports. 24,026 tonnes of fishmeal had been delivered by Corpesca for a value of US$51 million.
Wednesday, July 15, 2015
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