Mediterranean acquaculture: Countries in dialogue (Italy, Spain, Croatia)

A multi-voiced dialogue between the protagonists of Mediterranean aquaculture and their suppliers, with its general peculiarities, which differentiate it both on land and at sea from those of Continental and Northern Europe, and of individual countries. ChairpersonFabio Gallo, editor, RAI API representativeAlfonso Macías Dorado, Coordinador Técnico,  ASEMAKroatia representative*

Funded research projects (review)

LIFE – LIFEMUSCLES
Interreg Italy Croatia BIOBASED
Interreg Italy Croatia MARINET

Functional feeds for aquaculture

What is happening to fishfeeds is what has long been consolidated in human nutrition. The role of feed in the well-being and full development of farmed species is now common heritage of commercial offerings, even if research continues to identify increasingly targeted diets for species and growth phases. ChairpersonAnna Gagliardi, Confagricoltura Functional nutrition and fish […]

Youth and Aquaculture: Building a Sustainable, Innovative and Inclusive Sector Today

NOWA Presentation ModeratorChiara Zaccaroni, Sales & Business Development – Marketing Specialist Il Pesce Magazine Introductory greetings:Giorgia Gioacchini, Associate Professor UNIVPM – Department of Life and EnvironmentIke Olivotto, Full Professor UNIVPM – Department of Life and Environment Speakers:Ilaria Bellomo, Vice President and Co-founder NOWA (Network of Women in Aquaculture)Desirée Pesci, Market Development Manager – ASC ItaliaMarco […]

Circularity in fishfarming

Reducing the environmental impact of fish farming is one of the components of the expansion of aquaculture, but it is also a positive factor for the economic sustainability of the activities. Circularity in fact means both the elimination of feed waste but also the use of fish first processing waste, carried out on the farm, […]

Funded research projects

14:00 – 14:20Progetto AMBITI BIVALVI VENETO (a cura di IZSVe) 14:25 – 14:55 Progetti MolluschiLuca Peruzza, professor, University of Padua

Decarbonization and energy self-generation and consumption in aquaculture

The abnormal increase in energy costs has led many fishfarms to critical economic sustainability conditions in recent years. The situation has improved, but the lesson has been learned and the trend of producing energy by farms with their own means has taken hold, from biogas to photovoltaic, even innovative ones such as floating PV. The […]

Funded research projects (review)

10.00-10.25Acquacoltura biologica.Sara Faggion, docente, University of Padua 10.25-10.45AQUATECHinn 4.0Andrea Fabris, direttore, API 10.50 – 11.10REPORT FOR THE BIOCIDE TRIAL IN ITALIAN AQUACULTURE INDUSTRYAstrid Lund, BRYNSLØKKEN AS In collaboration with Janssen PMP and NIVA (Research Institute for Water and the Environment, Norway) 11.15-11.35 “Regenerative Aquaculture and Biodiversity Protection: The National Biodiversity Future Centre project in the […]

Aquaculture and fishing products with added value between short supply chain and sustainability. The protagonists of the fish supply chain speak

Session in collaboration with Veneto Region, Eurofishmarket, API and ADMV

EU – FEAMPA session

The change in the European institutions has also led to a change in the implementation structures of the programs. The session aims to illustrate the innovations and how they will impact or not on the development of programs such as FEAMPA. The session  will be attended by European, national and regional representatives, as well as […]