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Biannual EUfishmeal Conference, 28-30 August 2019, Thorshavn, Faroe Islands

The next Biannual Conference and Annual Meeting of EUfishmeal will take place in Thorshavn, Faroe Islands on 28–30 August 2019 where we welcome almost 100 participants.…

New report shows great interest in more research in fishmeal and fish oil

The new report “Nordic Centre of Excellence Network in Fishmeal and Fish oil” from 11 June 2019 seeks to summarise current knowledge on fishmeal and fish oil as well as to…

EUMOFA: fishmeal and fish oil analysis 2019

EUMOFA is the European Market Observatory for Fisheries and Aquaculture which is a market intelligence tool on the European Union fisheries and aquaculture sector,…

Fish is the best way to feed the world

Marine biologist and fisheries scientist Professor Dr. Ray Hilborn argues that eating fish is the best way to feed the world. Small pelagic species have a very low carbon…

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28 Jun

This ends a week in #EIPPCB to discuss the framework for the revision of the BREF SA. Many things yet to be decided, but EUfishmeal will continue to work for an economic and environmental sustainable production of fishmeal and fish oil in Europe.

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25 Jun

A small break in the discussion on the revision of the BREF for Slaughterhouses and Animal By-products. EUfishmeal is present to represent the European fishmeal and fish oil producers.

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4 Jun

With an application of new FMSY values, the sustainable catches will increase by several million tons per year for the Northeast Atlantic fisheries 🐟

Read more about it here: https://t.co/skseQE3a2c

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26 Apr

EUfishmeal attended the conference Fish Waste for Profit 2019 which emphasized the many valuable ingredients in fish and how formerly discarded parts of a catch may be turned into high value products.

Read about it here: https://t.co/iHAjpMnSCd

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22 Apr

It takes far less feed to raise a fish than animals on land. Less feed means fewer resources used making that feed, including water and fossil fuelsvia @GAA_Aquaculture #benefishal #aquaculture #sustainableseafood

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23 Apr

A new study questions the sustainability of plant-based aquafeed. It was found that a move from fishmeal to plant ingredients should not be taken for granted as a sustainable solution.
Read more about the study here: https://t.co/JIN1Yvsq47