Aquaculture
The industry of fish cultivation with the fastest global growth is “Aquaculture”. Commercial fish farming or aquaculture turns out to be a necessary means to meet the global demand for proteins. Now, aquaculture is on the rise around the world and provides people in low GDP nations access to wholesome protein while easing the burden fish in wild. Keep your business ahead of the race. Get the all the Bangladesh’s Aquaculture news from here.
Bangladesh’s shrimp industry is facing a striking contradiction: shrimp production has increased over the years, while export volumes have declined…
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As global demand for aquatic protein continues to rise, Bangladesh has emerged as one of the world’s major aquaculture producers,…
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Bangladesh’s rivers, floodplains, haors, beels and wetlands are home to a remarkable diversity of aquatic life...
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Disease outbreak has devastated shrimp production across about 250 of 324 farms in Dakkhin Soilmari and Khalishibunia villages of Batiaghata…
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Along Bangladesh’s coast, a largely overlooked marine resource is quietly emerging as a potential new industry. Seaweed, often described as…
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Shrimp farming is one of the most economically important forms of coastal aquaculture, but shrimp farming and mangrove conservation are…
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The global seafood industry is approaching a turning point. Wild fisheries have largely reached their biological limits, while the world’s…
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Bangladesh has gained a reputation as one of the world’s leading aquaculture-producing nations by ranking 5th in global aquaculture production.…
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Tilapia has become one of the most widely farmed fish species in Bangladesh in recent years, prized for its hardiness…
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Rajshahi Division has strengthened its position as one of Bangladesh’s leading freshwater fish-producing regions, with annual production approaching 600,000 metric…
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