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New Article - Biotechnology And Its Applications In Aquaculture And Fisheries
Biotechnology provides powerful tools for the sustainable development of aquaculture, fisheries, as well as the food industry. Increased public demand for seafood and decreasing natural marine habitats have encouraged scientists to study ways that biotechnology can increase the production of marine food products, and making aquaculture as a growing field of animal research. Biotechnology allows scientists to identify and combine traits in fish and shellfish to increase productivity and improve quality.
The
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King Crab Prices USA
King crab prices have been climbing rapidly over the month of February with major marketing companies leading the way as is reported by Urner Barry. This weekend, one could make a choice of buying 16-20 count red king crab at Safeway for $9.99 or trying buy at the current Urner Barry $8.95-$9.20 from suppliers. So what is going on? The
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AN INNOVATIVE AND SUSTAINABLE SOLUTION TO OUR LOW OCEAN STOCKS
Imagine a sustainable supply of Fresh Cod around
the world and being able to afford to eat it, whatever
your income. Well, DIOBAS has found a completely new
way to rear Cod in Freshwater at any location in the
world in a controlled environment, even on the most
unproductive terrain any distance from the sea without
quotas and approximately one third below current market
price. The
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Salmon Market Report - February 2010 - Norway
Tight supplies in 2010 and firming prices
Farmed salmon prices are markedly higher in the European market and are expected to remain firm during 2010 although with some seasonal variation. Supply swings resulting from climatic conditions or holidays will influence prices for short periods.
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Shrimp Market Report Japan
- February 2010
Climate change and the economic crisis impact shrimp production
Thai shrimp production is estimated to have reached about 540 000 tonnes in 2009, an increase of 9% compared with 2008, while total exports of shrimp in the first ten months of 2009 grew 8% in terms of value. This contrasts with the announcements made at the beginning of 2009 that the Thai shrimp sector would cut its production by 20% to 396 000 tonnes, in order to cope the international crisis.Full
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Octopus Market Report - January 2010
Mauritanian octopus production record high in 2009
Octopus was in good supply, which resulted in a sharp downturn of prices. Some upward adjustments in octopus prices are likely, as catches are extremely low at the moment. Full
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Fish Oil Market Report
- February 2010
Fish oil prices move up again
World fish oil production is declining despite higher Peruvian production. Prices increased in the course of 2009, but without reaching the peaks of mid 2008. Demand for fish oil is strong on the world market, and further price increases are likely in coming months.
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