AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoExport Access: Egypt’s farmed fish and crustaceans can enter all 27 EU markets from Nov. 4, after approval of its monitoring plan. Exporters must still meet EU hygiene rules, secure listing and pass shipment checks. Himalayan Trout: India’s fisheries secretary reviewed trout farming in Uttarakhand’s Munsiyari, now designated a coldwater fisheries cluster. Khyber Aquaculture also secured food-safety approval to prepare packaged trout for retail and institutional buyers. Shrimp Biosecurity: Malaysia’s NEKMAT is tightening pond sanitation, water treatment and staff monitoring after past disease outbreaks at its Badong farm; a new expansion phase aims to add nine production ponds. Investment Partnerships: Indonesia is inviting European investors to work across tilapia and seaweed supply chains, including seed quality, feed efficiency, fish health and processing. Farm Risks: A harmful algal bloom killed nearly 918 tonnes of salmon at two farms in Chile’s Magallanes region, renewing concern over bloom impacts on aquaculture and marine ecosystems.
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