INVE Aquaculture and Tianjin University of Science and Technology (TUST) have announced the establishment of a Joint Laboratory for Innovative Artemia Applications, marking an important step in their long-standing collaboration in aquaculture research and innovation. The signing and inauguration ceremony took place on March 6 at the university’s Binhai campus in Tianjin, China. Representatives from […]
Artemia production plays a critical role in the performance and consistency of early shrimp larval stages. In hatcheries, live food remains one of the main sources of biological, operational and economic variability during larval and early post-larval phases. “China’s shrimp hatchery sector has evolved rapidly in recent years, with leading producers investing in larger and […]
INVE Aquaculture highlights how improving efficiency, consistency, and biological performance, especially at the earliest production stages, is becoming the most effective way for producers to manage risk, control costs, and build resilience in an increasingly uncertain market. If 2025 reinforced one key lesson, it is that early-stage performance is the foundation of aquaculture resilience, a […]
INVE Aquaculture has formalized its collaboration with Ghent University by becoming an Associate Partner of the Master in Health Management in Aquaculture (AquaH), reinforcing a relationship rooted in a shared history and long-standing scientific collaboration. INVE was originally founded as a spin-off from Ghent University, with strong scientific ties to the university’s aquaculture and Artemia […]
Current industry challenges The shrimp industry is increasingly focusing on disease-resistant traits, with some commercial genetic lines now offering organisms selected for both growth and disease tolerance. However, even with genetically superior shrimp lines, challenges remain in consistently producing robust nauplii that can thrive in varying feeding protocols (feeding practices, aquafeed quality), environmental conditions (e.g. […]
INVE Aquaculture and Dalan Animal Health announced they will collaborate to accelerate innovation in shrimp health, addressing one of the industry’s greatest challenges: disease management. Dr. Annette Kleiser, CEO of Dalan Animal Health, and Patrick Waty, CEO of INVE Aquaculture. As global demand for sustainable seafood continues to rise, innovative approaches to disease prevention are essential […]
INVE Aquaculture is proud to announce a new partnership with the Faculty of Fisheries at Kasetsart University in Thailand, one of the region’s most respected academic institutions and a long-standing leader in aquaculture research and education. From left to right: Dr. Patrick Sorgeloos; Olivier Decamp, R&D and Business Development Director at INVE Aquaculture; Dr. […]
Our commitment to supporting marine fish farming in Asia continues to grow stronger. We are pleased to welcome Dr. Sih Yang Sim as our new Business Development Manager Marine Fish for APAC/China, bringing over two decades of aquaculture expertise to this strategic role. Sih Yang Sim (Yang), Business Development Manager Marine Fish APAC & China […]
Framing the Market Opportunity China remains the world’s largest aquaculture market—an arena where precision, performance, and innovation are not optional, but essential. As the industry evolves toward more sustainable, technology-driven practices, INVE is deepening its commitment to Chinese producers with a renewed focus on leadership, local support, and the power of early-stage care. A Fresh […]
Innovations in Pikeperch Larviculture: Early Weaning Protocols in Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS) Panana*1, J. Teske2, V. Carbone2, S. Teerlinck1 1. Inagro, Practical Research Aquaculture Center, Ieperseweg 87 8800 Rumbeke- Beitem, Belgium 2INVE Technologies NV, Hoogveld 93, 9200 Dendermonde, Belgium Over the past decade, the production of pikeperch (Sander lucioperca) in recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) has significantly […]