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The agenda is constantly in updating.
Last update 17.01.2020
PROGRAMME
Wednesday, 19th February
Chairman
Fabio Gallo, Conduttore LineaBlu, Rai
GREETINGS
Renato Pujatti, Presidente Pordenone Fiere
INSTITUTIONAL SPEECHES
Teresa Bellanova, Ministro delle Politiche agricole alimentari e forestali
TBA – Presidente Commissione Pesca del Parlamento Europeo
Filippo Gallinella, Presidente Commissione Agricoltura della Camera dei Deputati
Gianpaolo Vallardi, Presidente Commissione Agricoltura del Senato
Riccardo Rigillo, Direttore Generale Ministero delle Politiche Agricole Alimentari Forestali
Alessandro Ciriani, Sindaco del Comune di Pordenone
Massimiliano Fedriga, Presidente della Regione Autonoma Friuli Venezia Giulia
Stefano Zannier, Assessore alle risorse agroalimentari, forestali, ittiche e alla montagna, Regione Autonoma Friuli Venezia Giulia
Luca Zaia, Presidente della Regione Veneto
Giuseppe Pan, Assessore all’agricoltura, caccia e pesca, Regione Veneto
TBA – Presidente della Regione Emilia-Romagna
TBA – Assessore all’agricoltura, caccia e pesca, Regione Emilia-Romagna
GREETINGS
Marco Gilmozzi, Presidente FEAMP
Pierantonio Salvador, Presidente API
Giuseppe Prioli, Presidente AMA
PROCESSING, PRESERVATION, PACKAGING AND LOGISTICS
Trends and new processes to preserve the fish organoleptic properties during processing
Marco Dalla Rosa, Professor, Università degli Studi di Bologna
Pietro Rocculi, Professor, Università degli Studi di Bologna
The new guidelines for live fish welfare during transportation
Franco Giorietto, Ministero della Salute
Preservation of crustaceans without the use of sulphites
Calogero Di Bella, Dirigente dell’Istituto Zooprofilattico Sperimentale della Sicilia
ORGANIZED BY HIPRA AND IN COLLABORATION WITH AQUALIFE
A special thanks to Aquafarm for the organizational support.
Fish as other farm animals, just like people, are more susceptible to different pathogens, specially bacteria and viruses, when they are under stressful situations. Therefore, it makes sense to protect fish from these threats whenever possible. Reducing the burden of disease and the associated treatments mean animals can enjoy better health, translated into better conversion ratios, contributing to the farm economics and the development of the aquaculture sector.
HIPRA invites participants to a professional update on fish vaccination and its benefits, where AQUALIFE will be sharing their wide practical experience.
PROGRAMME
14:00 Coffee opening
14:10-14:20 Welcome and HIPRA introduction
14:20-15:00 HIPRA: Vaccination benefits in fish health and its added value to the farm economics
15:00- 15:30 AQUALIFE: Practical Application of Intraperitoneal Vaccines. Part 1
15:30-15:40 Coffee break
15:40-16:10 AQUALIFE: Practical Application of Intraperitoneal Vaccines. Part 2
16:10-16:30 HIPRA Vaccination follow up: evaluating fish performance
Free registration is required, please contact: italia@hipra.com
Simultaneous Italian / English translation
RESEARCH PROJECTS FOR A UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT
GREETINGS
TBA – European Commission Research Directorate
Marco Saroglia, Direttore, World Aquaculture Society
HORIZON2020 PROJECTS
AquaIMPACT
Antti Kause, Principal Researcher, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Finland)
GAIN
Roberto Pastres, Professor, Università Ca’Foscari di Venezia
ClimeFish
TBA
PerformFish
Katerina Moutou, Professor, University of Thessaly Biopolis (Greece)
ParaFishControl
Ariadna Sitja-Bobadilla, Head of the Fish Pathology Group Instituto de Acuicultura Torre de la Sal (Spain)
MedAID
TBA
Vivaldi
Paola Venier, Professor, Università degli Studi di Padova
Supertrout
Pier Luigi Acutis, Istituto Zooprofilattico delle Venezie
INTERREG PROJECTS
BlueGrass
Daniele Brigolin, Researcher, Università Ca’ Foscari di Venezia
AdriAquaMed
Marco Galeotti, Professor, Università degli Studi di Udine
Emilio Tibaldi, Professor, Università degli Studi di Udine
AGER2 Projects
Sushin
Emilio Tibaldi, Professor, Università degli Studi di Udine
4F – Fine Feed For Fish
Marco Saroglia, Professor Emeritus, Università degli Studi dell’Insubria
GREETINGS
Aina Afanasjeva, Director, Eurofish International Organisation (Denmark)
PRODUCTS, RETAIL AND CONSUMPTION TRENDS
Study for the development of the Italian market for farmed fish: the point of view of consumers and Ho.Re.Ca. operators
Susi Tondini, Founder & CEO, CREA-MC
Italian aquaculture in the European context: production, trends and innovation
Domitilla Pulcini, Researcher, CREA
Roundtable
Large Retailers, Ho.Re.Ca. and e-commerce operators
INGRESSO RISERVATO AI SOCI
PROGRAMME
Thursday, 20th February
ORGANIZED BY NIC-AL SRL, WITH THE COLLABORATION OF AGRISOPHIA SRL
Bred synonymous with control, guarantee and safety – Dr. Romagno
Supply chain controls and execution methods:
– process and documentary monitoring;
– analytical checks of parameters and limits (validation and verification of the sanitary hygiene system, HACCP and processes as required by mandatory and voluntary regulations)
Overview of standards, certifications, monitoring and checks integrated into a guarantee system for food safety and respect for the ecosystem – Dr.ssa Gabardo
– Certifications of primary production, from Global Gap, to BIO production passing from antibiotic free and its interpretations;
– MSC e ASC, BRC – IFS and ISO 22000 hygiene and sanitary certifications, mediators and broker certifications to support them;
Autochthonous and allochthonous pests from pests to pests: insects and rodents – Dr. Grande
– monitoring, verification and reporting methods;
– prevent and intervene;
– targeted process checks;
– pest overview (pests, pests, description of the correct methods of study and monitoring, process checks in compliance with the requirements of standards such as BRC)
The IT system, a necessary tool for the management of production data and traceability in support of quality and production management systems
FREE ENTRY
Italian language only
MICROALGAE IN THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY, PRODUCTION, TECHNOLOGIES AND INNOVATIONS
The selection of algal strains and of culture substrates for multisector applications
TBA
Zero-impact cultivation of zero spirulina with the use of LEDs and CO2 capture: from Sardinia to Dubai 2020
Andrea Moro, TOLO Green
Use of heat from CHP for the cultivation of organic spirulina
TBA
Microalgae-based biomimetic leaves for the extraction of CO2 from the air
TBA
Microalgal cultivations integrated with wastewater treatment: the example of the MEWLIFE project
Fabrizio Di Caprio, Researcher, Università degli Studi di Roma “La Sapienza”
Algal biomass from urban, agricultural waste and CO2 captured from industrial processes for use in the production of aquaculture feed
Hans Henriksen Marki, CEO & Co-Founder of AlgaePro, and Partner of Greentech Innovators
WORKSHOP GFCM-FAO
Translations: Italian – French – English
Chairman
Fabio Gallo, Conduttore LineaBlu, Rai
Introductory remarks
Riccardo Rigillo, General Director for Fisheries, Ministry of Agriculture, Food, Forestry and Tourism Policies (MiPAAFT)
Pier Antonio Salvador, Italian Fish Famers Association (API)
Audun Lem, Deputy Director, FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Policy and Resources Division
Abdellah Srour, Executive Secretary, GFCM
Setting the scene: encouraging dialogue to meet growing needs
This panel focuses on progress made towards promoting the dialogue on good practices to boost responsible aquaculture, in particular as far as cooperation with farmers and aquaculture farmer organizations is concerned. Aspects related to market and trade from a farmer’s perspective and factors affecting public perceptions of aquaculture products, research and capacity-building needs, as well as necessities on improving cooperation with aquaculture farmers will be discussed.
Panel introduction
Towards the development of FAO Sustainable aquaculture guidelines
Halwart, Matthias , FIAA, FAO
The update of the EU Strategy for the sustainable development of EU aquaculture, including the role of producer organizations and consumer perception
Dora Barreira Ramos, DG MARE
Aquaculture market and consumer perceptions of farmed fish products
Ekaterina Tribilustova, Eurofish
Fish farmer research needs and technical developments
Malek Mtimet, Tunisian Farmer Organization
Shellfish farmers research needs and technical developments
Giuseppe. Prioli – Mediterranean Shellfish Farmers Association
Open discussion
Farmers and farmer organizations: good practices and lessons learned
This panel outlines international and national experiences and progress made on good practices and cooperation towards sustainable aquaculture development as well as lessons learned, in particular as regards social responsibility in fisheries and aquaculture value chains, along with the main challenges faced by farmers and aquaculture farmer organizations in dealing with market competition, regulation, environment, animal health, social acceptability of aquaculture, workers welfare, and capacity-building.
Panel introduction
Social responsibility in fisheries and aquaculture value chains
Audun Lem, FIAX, FAO
National experiences from:
Italian farmer organisations (Andrea Fabris, API)
Turkish farmer organisations (Buket Yazicioglu, Central Union of Turkish Aquaculture Producers)
Saudi Aquaculture Society (Mohamed Odaiby, SAS)
Ukrainian farmer organizations (Antonina Mruk, Ukraine Aquaculture Community)
Open discussion
Wrap up and conclusions
CORSO DI FORMAZIONE PER GIORNALISTI ORGANIZZATO IN COLLABORAZIONE CON SKRETTING
Carlo Alberto Pratesi, Professore, Università Roma Tre
Massimo Marino, Founder Life Cycle Engineering
Italian language only
APPLICATIONS AND USES OF ALGAE IN FOOD, FEED, ENERGY PRODUCTION AND INDUSTRIAL SECTORS
FOR FOOD
A green algal species as a raw source for the production of ingredients for synthetic meat
TBC
Microalgae as a source of food and industrial starches
TBA
Production of food-grade spirulina from open raceponds in automated greenhouses
TBA
FOR ENERGY AND INDUSTRY
Biopolymers from microalgae
TBA
Microalgae cultures for the treatment of waste water from dairy production
Federico Casillo, Researcher, Istituto Sperimentale Italiano Lazzaro Spallanzani
Advanced biofuels from microalgae
TBA
Biogas production from organic fraction of urban waste using microalgae
TBA
ORGANIZED BY SPAROS LDA
Learn how to quickly evaluate the impact of different feeds and feeding strategies on key performance indicators of a fish farm, using FEEDNETICSTM virtual environment. This software is based on a state-of-the-art mathematical model that predicts the effects of nutritional and environmental factors on fish growth, feed conversion, feeding costs, body composition and waste load, thus allowing to pre-screen virtually the most interesting solutions before practical application.
Target audience: Fish farming and aquafeed companies.
FREE ADMISSION
English language only
SUSTAINABILITY AND CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN SEAFOOD FARMING
Predictions for availability of raw material from by-products in fishfeed
Neil Auchterlonie, Technical Director, IFFO
Extensive aquaculture in “valli da pesca”
TBA
Climate change and pollution. Their effects on fishes
TBA
RAS
TBA