22. August 2019
https://nofima.no/en/nyhet/2019/08/salmon-feed-more-or-less-unchanged/
A new report shows that between 2012 and 2016 there have hardly been changes in the amount of feed being produced for Norwegian salmon farms and in the quantities of salmon being slaughtered at Norwegian fish farms. However, a higher percentage of feed raw materials are now being derived from the land.
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fish feed, fiskefôr, marine resources, råvarer, resource utilisation
30. November 2017
https://nofima.no/en/nyhet/2017/11/new-oil-source-for-salmon/
Preliminary trials and analyses of omega-3-rich oil from genetically modified rape seed indicate that it is safe to use in salmon feed.
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feed ingredients, fish feed, fiskefôr, GMO, salmon
28. June 2017
https://nofima.no/en/nyhet/2017/06/what-shall-we-feed-the-cleaner-fish/
Cleaner fish are kept together with the salmon in the cages, and eat lice off the salmon. This is an important weapon in the struggle against sea lice. But lice are more like ‘snacks’ for the fish, and alone, do not contribute enough nutrition to support them. In a new project, scientists will acquire knowledge of the correct feed and the nutrition needed.
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ballan wrasse, cleaner fish, fish feed, fish nutrition, lumpfish
8. May 2017
https://nofima.no/en/nyhet/2017/05/farmed-salmon-need-marine-omega-3/
A new doctorate shows that marine omega 3 fatty acids are necessary in feed to protect the good health of farmed salmon.
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aquaculture, fish feed, fish nutrition, omega-3
24. August 2016
https://nofima.no/en/nyhet/2016/08/saithe-quality-near-fish-farms-documented/
It's not only farmed salmon that eat salmon feed. Saithe and other wild fish that search for food in the ocean can be tempted to enjoy an easy meal outside the salmon cage. Here, some of the feed that is fed to the farmed fish gets through the net wall with the water currents and is an easy catch for hungry wild fish.
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aquaculture, environment, fish feed, fish quality, fisheries, saithe, seafood quality, taste
25. February 2016
https://nofima.no/en/nyhet/2016/02/whats-causing-paler-salmon-fillets/
Scientists at the Norwegian food research institute Nofima have found that fillets from farmed salmon that have received feed with less omega-3 than is commonly used are less intensely coloured. Stress is also a factor that the scientists want to study in more detail.
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astaxanthin, fish feed, omega-3, pigmentation
8. January 2016
https://nofima.no/en/nyhet/2016/01/optimal-feed-reduced-mortality/
Research during natural outbreaks of the salmon diseases PD and HSMB shows that mortality can be halved through the optimum use of feed.
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aquaculture, feed, fish feed, fish health, salmon, seafood quality
3. July 2015
https://nofima.no/en/nyhet/2015/07/considerable-investment-in-norwegian-feed-technology-infrastructure/
The Aquafeed Technology Centre has been awarded NOK 30 million (3.7 mill. USD) by the Research Council of Norway, for research into fish feed. The centre will contribute to knowledge about how raw materials in the fish feed of the future can be used in the best possible way during preprocessing.
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bioprocessing, feed, feed technology, fish feed, fish nutrition, infrastructure, ingredients, marine bioprospecting, production, raw materials
14. April 2015
https://nofima.no/en/nyhet/2015/04/the-feed-revolution-continues/
Norway’s Prime Minister Erna Solberg recently referred to salmon as “Norway’s IKEA”, because people buy and eat Norwegian salmon all over the world. In the same way as IKEA needs materials to build furniture, salmon need a feed on which they can grow. The feeds that are currently in use consist principally of raw materials from plants. A revolution in feed has been under way for the past 15 years. And it’s far from over.
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bioprocessing, bioprosessering, bioprosessering, feed technology, fish feed, fiskefôr, fiskefôr, marine bioprospecting, prosessering, prosessering, råvarer, råvarer, residual raw materials, restråstoff, restråstoff
27. November 2014
https://nofima.no/en/nyhet/2014/11/have-exceeded-70-per-cent-plant-material-in-salmon-feed/
In 2013, marine raw materials for the first time represented less than 30 per cent of the feed for Norwegian farmed salmon, a report shows.
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fish feed, fiskefôr, ingredients, marine bioprospecting, marine resources, råvarer