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Diana Aqua, part of Diana, the Nutrition division of Symrise AG
“We’re improving the efficiency of marine proteins and using less resources to grow more healthy fish and shrimp. We believe our products are part of the solution to decrease the global aquaculture footprint”- Jérome le Friec, Diana Aqua CEO.
Diana Aqua, worldwide leader in the manufacturer of natural and sustainable ingredients for aquaculture, hosted a series of seminars on March 12th in Bangkok, on the occasion of VIV Asia 2019.
The event, entitled “PEPTI’DAY – Trust and Consistency for Sustainable Aquaculture”, gathered more than 100 people, including renowned scientists and aqua feed mill professionals from all over Southeast Asia.
Diana Aqua has been developing, for more than 15 years, very advanced solutions based on peptides production and understanding. The event aimed to provide insights and share expertise on “The Peptides concept”, the DNA of Diana Aqua.
During the first presentation ‘Adding Value to Aquafeed: A Success Story’, Dr Fabio Soller, Diana Aqua ASPAC Technical Director, talked about how challenges and adversities on a personal life story and a Diana Aqua collaboration story were overcome for successful and fruitful partnerships among managers/employees, and companies for a win-win solution.
“Every person and company want to utilise their full potential and be the best they can be. But the road to reach this goal is full of hard work, self-evaluation, relationships assessment, and openness to new ideas. Collaborating with different people or companies typically is the best route to success”, Dr Fabio said.
The second topic was about Protein hydrolysates, shown to be nutritious feed ingredients and aid in fish meal replacement in aquafeed with beneficial biological effects when fed as part of formulated diets, e.g. improved growth performance, feed utilisation and non-specific immune response.
Protein hydrolysates generally have well-balanced amino acid profiles with its large proportion in the form of short chain peptides, produced from the native proteins during the protein hydrolysis; such bioactive peptides have been reported to possess physiological and biological functions including immunomodulatory, antimicrobial or antioxidant activities depending on their molecular weight and amino acid sequences.
Dr Bundit Yuangsoi, Assistant Professor at Khon Kaen University, presented a study conducted in indoor and outdoor systems to investigate ‘The effects of different types of protein hydrolysates in different culture system on growth performance, feed utilisation and immune response of Snakehead fish (Channa striatus)’.
The results of indoor phase and outdoor phase trials indicated that growth performance of fish revealed that gross weight was significantly increased with fish fed diet with protein hydrolysate. Hematological parameters were similar among treatments, but serum lysozyme and myeloperoxidase levels increased significantly for fish fed protein hydrolysate.
Read more HERE.
“We’re improving the efficiency of marine proteins and using less resources to grow more healthy fish and shrimp. We believe our products are part of the solution to decrease the global aquaculture footprint”- Jérome le Friec, Diana Aqua CEO.
Diana Aqua, worldwide leader in the manufacturer of natural and sustainable ingredients for aquaculture, hosted a series of seminars on March 12th in Bangkok, on the occasion of VIV Asia 2019.
The event, entitled “PEPTI’DAY – Trust and Consistency for Sustainable Aquaculture”, gathered more than 100 people, including renowned scientists and aqua feed mill professionals from all over Southeast Asia.
Diana Aqua has been developing, for more than 15 years, very advanced solutions based on peptides production and understanding. The event aimed to provide insights and share expertise on “The Peptides concept”, the DNA of Diana Aqua.
During the first presentation ‘Adding Value to Aquafeed: A Success Story’, Dr Fabio Soller, Diana Aqua ASPAC Technical Director, talked about how challenges and adversities on a personal life story and a Diana Aqua collaboration story were overcome for successful and fruitful partnerships among managers/employees, and companies for a win-win solution.
“Every person and company want to utilise their full potential and be the best they can be. But the road to reach this goal is full of hard work, self-evaluation, relationships assessment, and openness to new ideas. Collaborating with different people or companies typically is the best route to success”, Dr Fabio said.
The second topic was about Protein hydrolysates, shown to be nutritious feed ingredients and aid in fish meal replacement in aquafeed with beneficial biological effects when fed as part of formulated diets, e.g. improved growth performance, feed utilisation and non-specific immune response.
Protein hydrolysates generally have well-balanced amino acid profiles with its large proportion in the form of short chain peptides, produced from the native proteins during the protein hydrolysis; such bioactive peptides have been reported to possess physiological and biological functions including immunomodulatory, antimicrobial or antioxidant activities depending on their molecular weight and amino acid sequences.
Dr Bundit Yuangsoi, Assistant Professor at Khon Kaen University, presented a study conducted in indoor and outdoor systems to investigate ‘The effects of different types of protein hydrolysates in different culture system on growth performance, feed utilisation and immune response of Snakehead fish (Channa striatus)’.
The results of indoor phase and outdoor phase trials indicated that growth performance of fish revealed that gross weight was significantly increased with fish fed diet with protein hydrolysate. Hematological parameters were similar among treatments, but serum lysozyme and myeloperoxidase levels increased significantly for fish fed protein hydrolysate.
Read more HERE.
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