Australis Aquaculture announces today that its ocean farmed barramundi is now Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) four-star certified. Four stars is the highest designation in the BAP third-party ...

Australis Aquaculture, LLC June 3, 20252 min read NHA TRANG, VN / ACCESS Newswire/ June 3, 2025 / Australis Aquaculture, the global leader in sustainable ocean-farmed barramundi, is proud to announce ...

In this Sept. 27, 2018, photo provided by Green Grazing, Australis Aquaculture employee Khanh Huynh checks on seaweed cultures, near Ninh Hai, Vietnam, Australis’s “Greener Grazing” project seeks to ...

A new variety of whitefish could quickly be making its way to Australian households, with the potential to generate over AUD 1 billion ($652m) for the nation's economy. The pompano (Trachinotus anak), ...

(MENAFN- PR Newswire) GREENFIELD, Mass., March 11, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The Better Fish® brand produced by Australis Aquaculture reinforces its commitment to create a better world by celebrating three ...

GREENFIELD, Mass., Feb. 26, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Australis Aquaculture, the global leader in Barramundi, a premium white fish, has launched Barra Barrk ®, the world's first Fair Trade Certified pet ...

Australis Aquaculture employee Khanh Huynh checks on seaweed cultures on Sept. 27 near Ninh Hai, Vietnam. Josh Goldman/Green Grazing The smelly reality is that cows will always pass gas. But if ...

Australis said it had bought 2.5 million shares, or 10 per cent of the issued capital, of Western Kingfish Ltd (WKL) in exchange for the use of its technology and services. Western Kingfish is ...

NHA TRANG, VN / ACCESS Newswire / June 3, 2025 / Australis Aquaculture, the global leader in sustainable ocean-farmed barramundi, is proud to announce it has commenced construction on a new ...

The smelly reality is that cows will always pass gas. But if farmers had more access to seaweed, cow flatulence might just stink a little less for the planet. That’s the thesis of a New England-based ...

The smelly reality is that cows will always pass gas. But if farmers had more access to seaweed, cow flatulence might just stink a little less for the planet. That’s the thesis of a New England-based ...