East Coast Innovation's Voluntary Swim-In fish transportation technology minimizes fish stress and enhances survival rates for aquaculture.
Viable Gear Founder Katie Weiler joined the Advocate and Aquademia to discuss making lobster bait bags and other products with a seaweed polymer.
A new genomic chip guarantees the authenticity of Galician mussels, leading to improved seafood traceability and food fraud prevention.
A new artificial intelligence-based computer vision system can count and measure shrimp with up to 95 percent accuracy.
At the Blue Food Innovation Summit, discussions centered on restorative aquaculture’s potential and financing the ocean’s capabilities.
The project will focus on developing technologies suitable for commercial-scale offshore kelp farming and production in Tasmania.
Attendees of the Blue Food Innovation Summit were urged to “raise the bar for what good production looks like" in fisheries and aquaculture.
With patented modular fish enclosures, sensors and software, Forever Oceans uses offshore aquaculture to raise Kanpachi fish, with bold expansion plans ahead.
A new economic analysis reveals a $149 million potential for the emerging Nova Scotia kelp farming and product sector.
New research reveals aquaculture industry will fail to meet consumer demands by 2050 and presents food security and biodiversity risks.
As an aquaculture mooring system, Marine Flex’s rubber cables are deemed a ‘big improvement’ on heavy chains that damage marine habitats.
The Blue Food Innovation Summit will showcase how aquaculture technology, intelligence and collaboration lead to continual improvement on the water.
The Big Ideas for Oceans grants will support research designed to help address climate change and advance ocean conservation.
A pilot showed that InnovaSea's BiomassPro biomass estimation device was 99.7% accurate compared to actual harvest data at Creative Salmon.
New research shows that the digital elevation map produced by drones can accurately determine the condition of an oyster reef.
The financial services leader says expanding responsible aquaculture is one of the four largest opportunities for ocean impact investment.