SHRIMP AQUACULTURE: REGENERATION

August 16-17, 2023 • The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali

The Asian shrimp aquaculture industry is stagnating and going nowhere. While supply increases from Latin America, demand from the global market is facing headwinds of inflation and a looming recession.

Costs of production for Asian shrimp have risen tremendously, with high costs for feeds and energy inputs, erasing margins of farmers and affecting all players along the supply chain. Part of the challenge is the lack of efficiency due to poor survival rates but there is a larger systemic risk.

There is a need to proactively improve the culture model, mitigate disease, match nutrition to genetics, focus on sustainability and develop a strategic plan. Evolving is not enough, regeneration is needed and the responsibility falls on all stakeholders.

TARS 2023 Shrimp Aquaculture: Regeneration will offer a way forward by looking at bottlenecks and arrive at some solutions for industry adoption.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND 

TARS 2023 is the ideal platform for networking and dialogue among Asia’s key players in the shrimp, aquaculture sector including CEOs • CTOs • Geneticists • Farm and Hatchery Managers & Technicians •  Integrators • Feed and Feed Additive Producers • Nutritionists • Processors • Technologists • Suppliers • Marketeers • Startups • Innovators • Investors • Governments• Researchers• NGOs • Academia.

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

TARS 2023 welcomes the industry to be partners to guide Asia’s shrimp aquaculture towards a responsible and sustainable industry. TARS offers direct access to your target audience and customer base. It is the ideal platform to network with participants from the Asia Pacific region.
Email: Zuridah Merican –  zuridah@aquaasiapac.com /  Irene Gomez – irene@corpmediapl.com