AQUACULTURE

EXCLUSIVE: DNA tools to transform fish feed traceability

DNA analysis of UK fish feed samples reveals undisclosed species diversity, highlighting major transparency gaps in aquaculture supply chains and fish feed production.

Dr Marine Cusa at the Danish Technical University (DTU) at work in the laboratory

DNA analysis of UK fish feed samples reveals undisclosed species diversity, highlighting major transparency gaps in aquaculture supply chains and fish feed production.

Tags: Aquaculture Danish Technical University DNA traceability Fish Feed fish meal Fish Oil Liverpool John Moores University Traceability transparency gap

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