India steps up efforts to promote shrimp farming

Published 2024년 12월 23일

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The Indian Council of Agricultural Research’s Central Institute of Marine Aquaculture (ICAR-CIBA) in Chennai has partnered with Agrocel Industries Ltd. in Kutch, Gujarat, to conduct research on the effectiveness of Agrocel’s natural mineral blend, "AQUALAABH," in shrimp farming. The collaboration, marked by a Memorandum of Understanding, will be based at ICAR-CIBA’s Navsari Gujarat Research Center. Agrocel is a leading company in India’s bromine-based marine chemical industry and claims that "AQUALAABH," a product of seawater minerals, can enhance the productivity and sustainability of shrimp farming. This partnership underscores India's commitment to maintaining its position as a global aquaculture leader and promoting the sustainable development of its shrimp farming industry.

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In a major step towards boosting the shrimp farming industry, the Indian Council of Agricultural Research’s Central Institute of Marine Aquaculture (ICAR-CIBA) in Chennai, India, and Agrocel Industries Ltd. in Kutch, Gujarat, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The collaboration aims to conduct contract research on the effectiveness of a natural mineral blend called “AQUALAABH” and its variants in shrimp farming. The research will be conducted at ICAR-CIBA’s Navsari Gujarat Research Center (NGRC) in Navsari, Gujarat. Agrocel Industries is a leader in India’s bromine-based marine chemical industry, specializing in minerals, specialty chemicals, and plant and animal nutrition. Its product “AQUALAABH” is derived from seawater minerals and is designed to improve the productivity and sustainability of ...

Source: Foodmate