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10/11/2021

Adisseo sponsored Marine Biotechnology Forum, Taiwan

2030 VISION: MARINE BIOTECHNOLOGY FORUM was physically organized by National Taiwan Ocean University (NTOU) in Keelung city on September 24, 2021. The chair was Dr. […]

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09/21/2021

New field evidence on the efficacy of Sanacore®GM

September/October 2021 AQUA Culture Asia Pacific   White faeces syndrome (WFS), has become one of the major causes of crop failure of Penaeus vannamei shrimp […]

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09/10/2021

Hydroxymethionine: an efficient source of methionine for shrimp feeds

Methionine supplementation is often needed to improve the nutritional values of plant-based feeds for shrimp. The most common methionine forms of supplementation used in the […]

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08/31/2021

Adisseo present at the Aquaculture Conference: ICFA

The Adisseo´s aqua team participated in the 8th edition of The International Conference on Fisheries and Aquaculture (ICFA 2021), held virtually during August 19-20th, 2021. […]

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06/22/2021

New article on “Prevention strategies against Franciselosis in tilapia production”

Infection by Francisella orientalis is a major challenge faced by tilapia production. While the impact of Franciselosis is mainly counted by the farmer as biomass […]

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06/14/2021

Importance of antioxidants and immunostimulants to support shrimp health

Farmed shrimp are exposed to stress factors that affect performance and increase the risk for disease outbreaks. Typically, stress can be induced by fluctuations in […]

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06/08/2021

Adisseo’s vision on growing aquaculture in a sustainable and profitable way

On June 8, World Ocean Day, Adisseo released a new video in which it explains its vision on supporting a sustainable and profitable growth in […]

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05/25/2021

Efficacy of Aqualyso® to replace lecithin in shrimp feed

AQUALYSO® is a lyso-phospholipid based digestive enhancer that helps in the process of emulsification, digestion, and absorption in shrimp. Lyso-phospholipids are more hydrophilic than phospholipids […]

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