AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoShrimp Farming: Oman has opened its annual wild-shrimp season, but farms now account for more than 84% of the country’s shrimp output. Salmon and Climate Risk: A new assessment estimates that 1°C of warming could raise Tassal’s salmon deaths from 15 to 18.5 per 100 fish, costing about A$23.7 million a year. Tasmanian waters have recently run 2–3°C above average, while the company’s disclosure did not put a price on mortality losses. Feed Costs: Domestic fish feed is reported to cost 20% less than imports, a potential boost for producers facing input pressures. New Markets: Regal Springs is introducing farmed tilapia to UK fish-and-chip shops, pitching it as another option as supplies of cod and haddock tighten. Nigeria’s Aquaculture: FAO and the University of Ibadan are partnering to strengthen the country’s aquaculture value chains.
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