| About 750 million tonnes of sand eels are caught every year for use in fishmeal and oil used to manufacture feed for salmon farms. |
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| Kids preferred supplements based on either corn or soybean meal over those based on fishmeal or molasses. |
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| Many of Panama's commercially raised chickens are fed fishmeal from anchovetas, small fish which also depend on mangroves. |
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| Raised in freshwater tanks and weaned on to fishmeal pellets, fry are transferred to earth ponds or gravel raceways fed by rivers. |
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| High-protein ingredients, such as fishmeal, are expensive because supplies are limited and in demand for other animal feeds. |
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| Cotton is suffering already. Manufacturing output will inevitably be hurt: much of it consists of fishmeal processing. |
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| Fish farms have found crafty ways to use lower quantities of fishmeal as feed. |
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| The fishmeal shall be produced in processing plants dedicated exclusively to the production of fish derived products. |
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| Is it reasonable to lift the ban on including fishmeal in processed animal feed as an additional source of protein? |
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| The choice to use fishmeal is based on the relative price of using fishmeal protein versus plant protein. |
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| We can't even tie a barge up at our plants that has a fishmeal plant on it or any kind of equipment. |
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| Consider a tax or other economic instrument for the use of fishmeal and fish oil. |
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| At the present, the animals in the farms are fed with fodder, derivated of fishmeal. |
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| Use of fishmeal and fish oil derived from wild sources must not exceed one pound of wild fish harvested for every pound of aquatic animals grown. |
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| The main conclusion of the SCAN is that fish oil and fishmeal of European origin are the most heavily contaminated feed materials. |
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| The Paracas was sailing from Peru to Hamburg with a cargo of fishmeal and fishoil. She was also seriously damaged in the incident. |
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| A large part of north-west Europe's aquaculture industry relies on industrial fishing to supply huge volumes of fishmeal and fish oil for feed. |
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| Even young plants are eager to bloom, and they are free of disease and pests if grown in full sun, deeply mulched, and fertilized in spring with fishmeal or fish emulsion. |
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| Given the poor fish stocks, it is a mark of even less insight if fishermen are encouraged to supply young fish to the fishmeal industry. |
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| However, if the price of fishmeal rises, a way might be found to harvest unexploited stocks of hard-to-catch industrial species such as krill. |
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| Many argue that using fishmeal to feed fish is, in fact, more efficient than using it to feed terrestrial animals. |
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| Like other farmed fish, they consume fishmeal which depletes wild stock. |
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| As well, research using supplemental fishmeal or fish oil as alternative dietary sources of fatty acids has also been shown to benefit reproductive performance. |
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| In 2010, one-third of fishmeal production came from fish trimmings and other food fish production wastes. |
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| The farmer supplemented the grain with fishmeal to increase the protein content of the cattle's diet. |
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| I hope that the Commission does take account of each animal's individuality and does not buckle under the pressure from industry to re-admit the use of fishmeal in animal feed. |
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| These disasters destroyed most processing plants, especially manufacturing companies that produce fishmeal and frozen fillets. |
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| We never put it in, so it's probably come from the fishmeal itself. |
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| Within the food group, there are clear differences between staples and feeds, including grains and fishmeal, and higher-priced goods for direct human consumption such as meat and tropical beverages. |
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| It should be noted that, overall, fishmeal production has remained relatively stable over the years in spite of a dramatic growth of the aquaculture sector. |
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| Also, strict rules for implementation should be imposed on the production, packaging, labelling and transport of milk replacers containing fishmeal intended for such animals. |
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| Daybrook Fisheries is a leading privately-owned, vertically-integrated fishing company engaged in the processing of Gulf Menhaden into fishmeal and fish oil. |
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| Reported harvests were in the order of 19 600 tonnes for fishmeal, 1 250 tonnes for processed sharks, 150 tonnes for shells, and 1 300 tonnes for foodfishes. |
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| Pouting were previously ignored as a commercial fish, with pouting that were inadvertently caught by trawlers being either discarded at sea or processed into fishmeal. |
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| On the basis of usage of fishmeal in aquaculture it can be further segmented into marine fish, salmon and trout, tilapias, cyprinids, eels, crustaceans and others. |
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| Increased farming of large predators, such as salmon and tuna, has led to overfishing of prey fish, including anchoveta and herring, which commonly are used as fishmeal. |
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| Fishmeal and other fish-based fertilisers also supply valuable trace elements. |
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