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  • Corn$5.01/bu+0.1%
  • Soybeans$12.94/bu+0.1%
  • Soybean meal$356.40/US ton-0.1%
  • Soybean oil$0.6831/lb+0.0%
  • SRW wheat$6.75/bu-0.1%
  • HRW wheat$7.32/bu-0.1%
  • Live cattle$222.88/cwt+0.9%
  • Feeder cattle$334.35/cwt+1.0%
  • Lean hogs$69.38/cwt-0.5%
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Aquafeed

Tanzania's aquaculture sector posts fivefold production rise, eyes regional hub status

Tanzania's aquaculture output grew from 44,735 tonnes in 2020/21 to 234,525 tonnes in 2025/26, according to Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries data, as cage numbers, hatchery capacity and commercial feed use all expanded sharply. The country's director of aquaculture outlines priorities including feed manufacturing, cold-chain investment and sustainability governance ahead of the World Aquaculture Tanzania 2026 conference in Dar es Salaam.

4 min read
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Cermaq Appoints New COO, CFO and CTO in Global Management Restructuring

Norwegian salmon farming company Cermaq has named Snorre Jonassen as Chief Operating Officer, Silvia Segnini as Chief Financial Officer, and Dr Bendik Fyhn Terjesen as Chief Technology Officer as part of a global management restructuring following the integration of operations from Grieg Seafood in Finnmark and Canada.

2 min read
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Up to 46% of Global Wild Fish Catch Could Be Directed to Aquaculture Feed by 2040, Report Warns

A report by the UK-based Changing Markets Foundation, prepared with researchers from the University of British Columbia, warns that up to 46% of the world's wild fish catch could be redirected to aquaculture feed by 2040 if farming of predatory species such as salmon and shrimp continues to expand. The findings were released in Rome ahead of a meeting of the FAO Committee on Fisheries. The FAO has pushed back on some of the study's framing, clarifying its actual 2030 growth targets and questioning whether marine ingredient volumes would necessarily rise.

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