The aquaculture industry is trying to take fish out of fish food. Are microalgae the solution?

Well written overview.

For those of us in the industry nothing new.

Just re-enforces direction and path we are already on.

https://newfoodeconomy.org/microalgae-oil-fish-feed-aquaculture-sustainability-veramaris-corbion/

Customers at risk due to ‘confusing’ allergen labelling

Here I am wondering that while we don’t have this problem with shrimp – as they are considered allergens already – would restaurants and food handlers with shrimp on menu just blanket allergen label all food in mitigation to cover potential cross contamination?

https://www.newfoodmagazine.com/news/85125/risk-confusing-allergen-labelling/

Comet Inspires Chemistry for Making Breathable Oxygen on Mars | www.caltech.edu

Of course a major problem of Shrimp RAS is gasses in the growing zone and how ventilation is required. Two problems with ventilation : 1. Heat/ energy loss from that put in to run at 28-30 degrees. 2. Not containment biosecure anymore if exhausting gases.

Could eventually something like this have a place in future RAS?

https://www.caltech.edu/about/news/comet-inspires-chemistry-making-breathable-oxygen-mars