How do we feed 9 billion people with sustainable seafood by 2050? Aquaculture can deliver healthy, safe and delicious seafood. It is our primary option for meeting the growing demand for seafood, while maintaining wild fishery harvests at sustainable levels. By ensuring that sustainability is kept at the core of the aquaculture industry’s growth, we […]
INGREDIENTS USED IN THE PRODUCTION OF FEED FOR FARMED FISH Feed ingredients contribute nutrients like protein, amino acids, energy, fatty acids, vitamins and minerals to the finished feed. We source our primary feed ingredients from agricultural crops, fisheries and by-products from human food processing. As one can see all the ingredients are natural and are […]
Illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing one of main culprits – local NGO A third of the world’s oceans are overfished and fish consumption is at an all-time high, raising fears over the sustainability of a key source of protein for millions around the world, the UN warned in a report yesterday. Overfishing is particularly bad […]
A feature by Emi’s Media productions about Aquaculture, filmed on-site in 2017. ________________________________________________ Click here for link: Mad-Daqqa T’Ghajn 2017
In June 2017, P2M was visited by students from the Wageningen University in The Netherlands working in collaboration with the MHRA to investigate the possibility of enhancing the local, authentic and sustainable food consumption. This is done in order to improve the attractiveness of Malta as a gastronomical destination for tourists. To achieve this, the […]
The group of students from Lycée technique Jeanne d’Arc, France – 23rd March 2017.
Americans aren’t big on seafood. Worldwide, the average person eats about 44 pounds of fish and shellfish a year. A typical American eats roughly a third of that amount. That’s a problem—both for our health and for the environment. High in nutrients and low in fat, fish are an excellent source of protein. They’re also […]
P2M continue to improve their environmental credentials. With the help of a local entrepreneur, as from November 2015, 100% of all our plastic feed bags are being recycled. This is only possible because the feed is oil free and non-soluble and so does not leave any residues attached to the bag. We are proud to […]
We are Malta’s leading closed cycle aquaculture producer operating from the north of the island for the past 26 years and we presently require the services of:- Full-time & Part-time AQUACULTURE ASSISTANTS The successful candidates must be dynamic, reliable and self-motivated with a passion for the sea. Applicants must possess a valid driving license and […]
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