The SEAentia case study, initially put together and published within the BlueBioClusters project has just been featured in the latest issue of Aquaculture Europe from the European Aquaculture Society!
The article highlights the innovative work SEAentia is doing in Portugal with their pioneering Recirculating Aquaculture system for cultivating corvina. By focusing on sustainable, land-based fish farming, SEAentia is setting new standards for aquaculture and showcasing how cutting-edge blue biotech can be applied to grow high-quality, sustainable seafood while minimizing environmental impact.
Mussels Mentoring Programme
24/09/2025
