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Title: RASTECH Magazine - RASTech covers the latest developments in land-based, recirculating aquaculture systems around the world. Our multimedia content is designed for owners and operators of RAS.RASTECH Magazine

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This year, I’ve been privileged to   connect with some of the leading experts in the European land-based aquaculture sector as part of our preparations for our inaugural RASTECH Europe Conference & Trade Fair (Sept. 8-9 in Porto, Portugal). As a r...


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A joint research team from Saitama University and the University of Ryukyus has developed a new method that could significantly reduce electricity use and CO₂ emissions in land-based aquaculture systems.

The study, published in Sustainable Energy Tech...


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AquaBounty’s Pioneer, Ohio property could become a future data centre for artificial intelligence technologies.

The company told shareholders in a statement that it is “expanding its strategi...


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Germany could be a key player to unlocking land-based aquaculture development in Europe, according to a new report published by Hatch Blue.

The report says Germany is the fourth-largest global supplier of recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) technology, behind Norway, the United States, and Denmark. Though domestic production remains modest, the country’s te...


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Off-flavor compounds produced by microbes in the RAS environment can impart objectionable flavors to lipid-rich fish. However, the detectable taste concentration of off-flavor compounds in the flesh of most fish is not well defined. 

The Freshwater Institute (FI), in partnership with the Ohio State University (OSU), recently conducted a consumer taste panel to determin...


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