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Last week, taking the opportunity that the second AquaLoop partner meeting took place at the Klaipeda University, Lithuania, project partners visited the facilities of Klaipeda University Marine Research Institute Fishery & Aquaculture Laboratory. Klaipeda University Marine Research Institute Fishery & Aquaculture Laboratoryis the venue for one of the AquaLoop pilot 3: FISHVISA – Development of the […]

Partners from all seven institutions of the AquaLoop – Aquaculture forum towards the development of circular economy practices, INTERREG South Baltic project consortium met on the 15th-17th of April 2024 at the Klaipeda University, Lithuania for the second onsite partner meeting. Not only we had an opportunity to discuss general project progress regarding AquaLoop initial phase, project

Responding to the need for development of circular economy in aquaculture, AquaLoop lead partner – University of Rostock (DE) decided to conduct a pilot on the application of the nose-to-tail concept in aquaculture: NEMATIC – Increasing the Nutrient Efficiency of commercial Aquaculture Through Increased application of Circular economy concepts. The idea of the pilot is to

Noticing a problem of pollution of waters due to animal metabolism and feed, AquaLoop partner – University of Gdańsk (PL) decided to conduct a pilot on shrimp recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) improvements, especially in the field of algae applications: TARAS – Testing Algae Applications in Recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) to improve aquaculture circularity potential in

On the 26th of February AquaLoop Coordinator took part and represented the project at the Fish international & Gastro Event held in Bremen, Germany, the only trade fair for fish and seafood in Germany – a platform for the trade and the gastronomy., next one to be held in February 2026. At the fish trade

We are thrilled to announce that after AquaLoop study visit to Nutrition & Food (DE), AquaLoop associated partner, we published an article on circular catfish production in Nutrition & Food land-based RAS facilities. The article prepared by partners from the University of Gdańsk, PL and Fish Market Development Association, PL has been published in Polish,