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Wheat protein for sustainable aquaculture

Worldwide demand for fish is increasing. Sustainable aquaculture requires sustainable feed whose production affects the environment, for example, through the use of fish meal and fish oil resources.

Discover why and how to replace animal proteins with plant proteins in aquaculture.

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