AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAquaculture Food Safety: Kenya’s Global Tilapia became the first fish processing firm in Kenya to earn FSSC 22000 certification, a move aimed at unlocking higher-value domestic and international buyers. Aquaculture Value-Add Push: Kenya’s fish sector is expanding fast—production hit a record 189,150.6 tonnes in 2025—yet a large supply gap remains, keeping pressure on processing and handling upgrades. Waste-to-Protein Innovation: A new study shows shrimp processing waste and aquaculture sludge can be turned into protein-rich microalgae biomass, offering a potential way to cut organic discharge while creating feed or food ingredients. Offshore Jobs + Marine Science: Massachusetts is funding offshore wind workforce training and marine research with $4.2m, including studies tied to wildlife, fisheries, and ocean conditions—relevant for coastal aquaculture planning. Fisheries Policy Pressure: A UK all-party action plan says the government is “strikingly blind” to fishing’s value and calls for a coherent long-term strategy, citing costs, access to sea space, and workforce issues. Wonder Valley Scrutiny: In Canada’s Peace Country, residents and agricultural advocates question an AI data centre’s water use, environmental oversight, and consultation quality.
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