Tag: Aquaculture
Genetically selected and farmed sea bass is richer in nutrients.
According to a study by the University Institute for Research in Sustainable Aquaculture and Marine Ecosystems (IU-ECOAQUA), genetically selected sea bass, raised with alternative diets, is more sustainable, of higher quality and contains better nutritional characteristics for humans.
Towards a more sustainable and nutritional aquaculture
A study by the University of Gran Canaria demonstrates the nutritional improvement of genetically improved sea bass that receive a more sustainable diet
Octopus farming: forward or backward?
Octopus farming is controversial. While some see this practice as a great opportunity, others envision a dark future for both cephalopods...
Sea ear, already raised in aquaculture!
It is the most expensive shellfish in the world and, although it is naturally found in other areas, the abalone is already born from aquaculture, after many years of study.
Gastroacuaponía: innovation from sustainability
Diego Gallegos is committed to gastroaquaponics, a river fish production model that ensures its quality and its commitment to the environment.
Anisakis in fish are already more worrying
This parasite present in more and more non-cooked species is proliferating, raising concerns about Anisakis in fish.
Growing edible algae promises
For a few years, the cultivation of edible algae in Spain has been increasing with multiple projects. Its use in the kitchen is on the rise.
Why this fish is so beloved
For a couple of years the fish most consumed by the Spanish is salmon. Why is this fish so loved in Spain?
Life Brewery: Its Curious Circular Economy
Life Brewery is the latest example of sustainable practices at ague. It will allow the waste from the breweries to feed the fish. Find out how.
Food Awards of Spain 2019
The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food has awarded the "Spanish Food Awards 2019". Meet here all those who have been recognized.