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Welcome to the website of EUfishmeal.
We represent the voice of European fishmeal and fish oil producers in Denmark, Faroe Islands, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Norway and United Kingdom.
We provide the input for a growing global aquaculture sector and help feed the world healthy fish products.
With members from all major fishmeal and fish oil producing countries of the European continent, EUfishmeal represent:
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Latest NewsBLOG: EUfishmeal on ASC's statement on plant sourced fish feed EUfishmeal welcomes the move from ASC to approve a standard for EUfishmeal welcomes EU’s new climate change strategy The EU has set out to reduce its levels of emissions by 2050. In order to Insects for food and feedEUfishmeal director Anne Mette Bæk was happy to participate in the Annual conference of The International Platform of Insects for food and feed as a speaker and participant in a roundtable discussion. FAO: Impacts of climate change on fisheries and aquacultureThe Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) recently published a short report called “Impacts of climate change on fisheries and aquaculture” Results from EUfishmeal conference on forage fish, marine mammals and optimal fisheries yieldsEUfishmeal hosted a successful conference in Copenhagen on 11 October 2018. Read about the conference, video clips and conclusions - click here Workshop in Fishmeal and Fish oilA detailed review of the current knowledge on raw material quality and seasonal variation, processing methods and the nutritional properties and characteristics of fishmeal and fish oils will be provided and discussed at the workshop.The State of World Fisheries and Aquaculture 2018 presents FAO’s official world fishery and aquaculture statistics. EUfishmeal General Assembly 2018 April the 26th 2018 the general assembly took place in Brussels. Members of the board from Denmark, Norway, UK, Ireland, Faroe Islands, Iceland and secretariat were attending the meeting. FIFO calculations shows more salmonids produced than fish consumed in 2015 "the fishmeal industry supports the production of a significantly greater volume of protein for humanity than would be supplied merely through the direct consumption of the fish used as raw material in the production process.” EUfishmeal backs IFFO's response to the F3 Challenge Read the response from IFFO to the Fish-Free Feed Challenge. EUfishmeal supports the views of IFFO. EUfishmeal was happy to be invited to present the industry´s views in the 2nd Submariner Conference ”Better off blue” in Berlin.The session ”Changing markets for Marine Protein sources in feed” gave some interesting views on the current and expected market of marine raw material. Recap of the EUfishmeal bi-annual conference, Ireland With participants from Denmark, Norway, UK, Ireland, Faroe Islands, Iceland, Germany and Sweden, the whole European fishmeal and fish oil industry was attending this year´s conference. It was four days full of interesting presentations, discussions, networking and exploring both Dublin and the Irish countryside. Responsibility paper now online Fishmeal and fish oil are responsible marine ingredients based on certified sustainable fisheries. That is a message we want to communicate to the public and our responsibility is a tool to do so. With more than 110 participants from 10 european countries this years conference in Ireland is the biggest to date. Are alternatives to fish oil really more sustainable?A recent event which claimed that a new alternative source of omega-3s in aquafeeds is more sustainable than fish oil was “misleading”, according to Neil Auchterlonie, Technical Director of IFFO. Farmed salmon need marine omega 3 A new study shows that marine omega 3 fatty acids are necessary in feed to protect the good health of the farmed salmon.Ray Hilborn study disputes previous findings on forage fish A new study has been published today by a scientific group led by University of Washington fisheries researcher Ray Hilborn that disputes previous findings on the impact of human and natural predation on forage fish such as anchovies, sardines and herring. EUfishmeal was invited to participate in a panel debate discussing the posssible use of discardfish in the fishmeal and fish oil industry. Climate Change & Pelagic Fisheries A new report from the Pelagic Advisory Council: “The climate of our planet is changing and it affects the marine environment" How low should we go with marine ingredients? "From a nutritional standpoint, fishmeal is the preferred animal protein supplement" |