At FARM 2025 in Jakarta, Genics CEO Melony Sellars called on Indonesian shrimp farmers to strengthen biosecurity measures and testing practices, emphasizing the importance of proactive prevention, accurate diagnosis, and the shared responsibility of the entire supply chain, to protect the shrimp farming industry from global disease threats.
At FARM 2025 in Jakarta, Genics CEO Melony Sellars called on Indonesian shrimp farmers to strengthen biosecurity measures and testing practices, emphasizing the importance of proactive prevention, accurate diagnosis, and the shared responsibility of the entire supply chain, to protect the shrimp farming industry from global disease threats. Shrimp — EMS / AHPND, Immunity & Microbiome, Water & Environment, Vibrio A recent report published in the journal Aquaculture International has provided further insight into the role of electrolyte supplem[...] Full-year 2025 global shrimp trade summary: Ecuador leads exports at 1.39M MT (+15%), EU imports surge 21%, US tariff shifts reshape[...] Global warming alters the gut microbiota of Pacific whiteleg shrimp by restructuring enterotypes, increasing the risk of diseases su[...]
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