Training and technology transfer in Indonesia Technical Support in Aquaculture can take many forms, including consulting, training, research, and technology transfer. These various services help producers optimize their operations and increase production efficiency. While considering all aspects necessary, we keep training and technology transfer at the top of our list. Hands-on training can teach producers and […]
A REMARKABLE ‘HOMECOMING’ IN AQUACULTURE INVE Aquaculture welcomes back Dr. Olivier Decamp to boost R&D and Business Development INVE Aquaculture announces the return of Dr. Olivier Decamp to its team as R&D Director and Business Development Director for Health. A seasoned veteran in the field with over 25 years of expertise, Dr. Decamp’s homecoming marks […]
The first Benchmark Science & Innovation fair was held between May and June, bringing together the brightest minds within Benchmark to discuss the future of innovation, opportunities, and challenges on topics such as sea lice, disease, aquatic health, and welfare. What is the Benchmark Science & Innovation fair? It’s a one-of-a-kind event organized by the […]
Our Technical Support Team dedicates more than 70% of its time to traveling and gathering valuable information throughout the year. This information is later compiled into articles and publications that draw upon reliable sources, such as recognized scientific journals. Over the past few months, the team have put their efforts into researching and producing a […]
On May 6th, the “2023 Chinese Conference on Shrimp Farming Management” was held in Yingkou, a major shrimp farming center in Northeast China. This exhibition is an important event to meet customers and get an overall market feeling. Parallel to the tradeshow, a special series event called “INVE Aquaculture International Technology Exchange Conference” was organized […]
Moving towards standardization and data-driven automation to de-risk industry and increase production efficiency. Back in 1983, Artemia Systems NV, a spin-off from Ghent University, was the first to market Artemia. In 1991, it was acquired by INVE Aquaculture, which up to today, remains the market leader in the supply of Artemia cysts worldwide. INVE, part […]
Turning probiotic bacteria into an effective microbial management tool for shrimp aquaculture Among the strategies to obtain effective shrimp aquaculture methods, the application of probiotic bacteria has become a worldwide practice. First developed in the 1990s by Professor David Moriarty together with specialists from INVE Aquaculture, the concept of using probiotics is now backed by […]
On 30 November 2022, the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) and INVE Aquaculture, a Benchmark Company, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to jointly set up SFA-INVE Hatchery Technology Centre at SFA’s Marine Aquaculture Centre (MAC). The proposed Centre will bring together SFA’s expertise in hatchery design and production for tropical marine species (e.g. Asian seabass […]
The new planting season of ‘Natuurpunt’ (an independent volunteer organization that protects vulnerable and endangered nature in Flanders) started last week in Hamme, Belgium. This year’s focus is on strengthening the ‘s Heren Streek’ area. A beautiful forest north of the ‘Scheldevallei Moerzeke-Kastel’ nature park. The planting action will be carried out in two phases […]
Enterocytozoon hepatopenaei (EHP), a fungal microsporidian parasite that commonly infects the hepatopancreas of white-leg shrimp (Penaeus Vannamei), is now arguably the key health concern for many producers across Asia. The ingestion of spores results in the infection of epithelial cells lining the tubules of the hepatopancreas. The subsequent proliferation and release of spores either by […]