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Aquaculture North America An industry publication for aquaculture professionals in the USA, Canada and Mexico.

Aquaculture North America is a trade publication for all aquaculture industry professionals in North America. Be they trout farmers in Idaho, catfish farmers in Mississippi or salmon hatchery managers in Western Canada, Aquaculture North America keeps them well informed with the latest aquaculture industry news and developments taking place throughout all 50 states, Mexico and Canada. Editorial co

verage is relevant to all finfish and shellfish species grown in North America plus special reports from other regions around the world. Six times a year the publication provides readers articles about recent technological developments, product information and research findings from the North American aquaculture industry. Each issue is packed with articles on a variety of subjects, including:
• Farm profiles
• Fish health
• New technology
• New Species
• Feeds & feeding
• Policy and regulations

I’ve tried many times to write this column in a way that told the truth about the reality that many in the U.S. sector a...
18/03/2025

I’ve tried many times to write this column in a way that told the truth about the reality that many in the U.S. sector are facing right now. But at the same time, I refuse to risk the individuals who are directly affected.

More than a week ago now, I attended the triennial Aquaculture 2025 meeting (March 6-10) in New Orleans, La. Thousands of aquaculturists in North America (and from around the world) gathered together to connect outside of their day-to-day network and talk about how to drive progress in the industry. But even in the lively setting of Mardi Gras, there was more than just an elephant in the room. In fact, the elephant was missing in the room, which was even more worrying.

Read this op-ed from Editor Jean Ko Din via the link below.

The cloud of DOGE cuts loomed over Aquaculture 2025, but the industry remains resilient.

: The aquaculture industry faces growing pressure to adopt sustainable practices, particularly when it comes to packagi...
14/01/2025

: The aquaculture industry faces growing pressure to adopt sustainable practices, particularly when it comes to packaging. Traditional packaging often relies on expanded polystyrene (EPS), which is not typically recycled and contributes to plastic pollution in the ocean.

Recognizing the need for change, Cascades developed northbox OCEAN, a packaging solution consisting of a corrugated cardboard box and an insulated liner made of at least 80 per cent recyclable cardboard, laminated with reflective film.

Since its first iteration in 2010, the Cascades northbox OCEAN packaging solution has undergone a series of changes in an effort to become more sustainable and effective. Learn more about Cascades northbox OCEAN here: https://www.aquaculturenorthamerica.com/sponsored/a-sustainable-packaging-solution/

The aquaculture industry faces growing pressure to adopt sustainable practices, particularly when it comes to packaging. Traditional packaging often relies on

Updated Post: Share Her Story: A journey of hard work and innovation in fish nutrition https://buff.ly/3Pierij
13/03/2024

Updated Post: Share Her Story: A journey of hard work and innovation in fish nutrition https://buff.ly/3Pierij

New Post: Share Her Story: A journey of hard work and innovation in fish nutrition https://buff.ly/3Pierij
12/03/2024

New Post: Share Her Story: A journey of hard work and innovation in fish nutrition https://buff.ly/3Pierij

New Post: Vietnamese imports likely not a challenge, but import market bears watching, says NAA director
07/03/2024

New Post: Vietnamese imports likely not a challenge, but import market bears watching, says NAA director

In late 2023, the Government of Vietnam announced they were aiming to make US$9.5 billion in 2024 through aquaculture exports. In early January they

New Post: Maine marine dept. hosts listening sessions on aquaculture leasing
07/03/2024

New Post: Maine marine dept. hosts listening sessions on aquaculture leasing

The Maine Department of Marine Resources (DMR) is hosting five listening sessions to gather input from stakeholders on the Aquaculture Leasing Program.

Updated Post: Aquaculture America 2024: Soft skills are invaluable to employers https://buff.ly/3SQvMA7
06/03/2024

Updated Post: Aquaculture America 2024: Soft skills are invaluable to employers https://buff.ly/3SQvMA7

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Aquaculture North America is a trade publication for all aquaculture industry professionals in North America. Whether you’re a trout farmer in Idaho, a catfish farmer in Mississippi or a salmon hatchery manager in Western Canada, Aquaculture North America will keep you well informed with the latest aquaculture industry news and developments taking place throughout all 50 American states, Mexico and Canada.

A magazine for industry professionals in North America

Aquaculture North America follows the trends, the issues, the people and events that have set the pace for this, the fastest growing agribusiness sector on the continent. Our coverage is relevant to all finfish and shellfish species grown in North America plus special reports from other regions around the world.

Published six times a year, we offer our readers articles about recent technological developments, product information and research findings from the North American aquaculture industry. Each issue is packed with articles on a variety of subjects, including: