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Hybrid stripped bass are collected in special baskets at a farm in southern California’s eastern desert region. Kent SeaTech’s farm is featured in this month’s Water Quality and Recirculation feature Click here for full story »

NGO ON THE FARM! Global salmon farming giant Marine Harvest has gone into a three-year partnership with the Norwegian division of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Click here for full story »

Aqua Sur bucks the world All the contradictions that make up Chile’s massive salmon industry were evident at this year’s Aqua Sur exhibition in Puerto Montt Click here for full story »

Scallop farm to triple in size Canada’s Island Scallops Ltd, located on Vancouver Island, has been given permission to expand its scallop farm capacity by 300% and add 20 million scallops to the harvest cycle Click here for full story »

Med use will lead to shrimp ban Southeast Asia’s continued use of antibiotics in shrimp farms could lead to shrimp imports being banned from Australia for good, as while as having dangerous consequences for public health to both consumers and farmers Click here for full story »

Fish pens dismantled on lake The Philippine’s government is dismantling fish pens in the country’s largest lake due to the amount of pollution the industry is causing Click here for full story »

Workers’ group claims abuse In a shocking report by a US allied organisation of the nation’s largest union, workers at shrimp processing facilities in Thailand and Bangladesh are being forced to work in conditions ‘little short of medieval’ Click here for full story »

Tourists swim with tuna An Australian fishermen/fish farmer is charging tourists for the thrill of swimming with and feeding his metre long tuna Click here for full story »

‘Fantastic future’ fish farming The head of seafood at one of Europe’s largest retailers told a crowd of 120 stakeholders in Holland that the future was bright for aquaculture Click here for full story »

EATP appoints leaders Leaders of ‘thematic areas’ who will help establish working groups for the ongoing European Aquaculture Technology Platform have been appointed Click here for full story »