Chamber of Aquaculture Ghana

13/10/2026

This week, we continue exploring the Environmental Stewardship pillar of the Code of Good Practice.

Water quality plays an important role in fish health, growth, and productivity. But good farming also means managing waste responsibly.

In two days, stakeholders will meet to discuss the second draft of the Code of Good Practice and share their inputs towards strengthening the framework for Ghanaian aquaculture.

The Code of Good Practice is proudly supported by De Heus Ghana as one of the Lead Sponsors.

13/10/2026

The Chief Executive Officer of Fish and Feed Limited, Dr. Naga Murali, has recognised two students of Agorta DA Junior High School in the South Tongu District of the Volta Region of Ghana for their outstanding performance in the 2026 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).

During a visit to the school alongside representatives of the 24-Hour Economy team and the Chamber of Aquaculture Ghana (COA), Dr. Murali presented the two students with cash awards and citations in recognition of their academic achievements.

Beyond celebrating their success, the visit provided an opportunity to engage with the school’s management and explore ways to support its development. Dr. Murali pledged to return to the school to assess its needs and identify opportunities to contribute meaningfully to its growth.

The gesture highlights the importance of recognising academic excellence, encouraging young learners and creating opportunities for the next generation to thrive. It also demonstrates the role businesses can play in supporting education and contributing to the development of the communities in which they operate.

For Fish and Feed Limited, the visit was an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of young people while exploring practical ways to support community development. By recognizing these students and expressing a willingness to assess the school’s needs, the company is helping to encourage a culture of excellence and reinforce the importance of investing in the future of young people.



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09/10/2026

CONGRATULATIONS, PATRICK ANABILA, ESQ.!

The Chamber of Aquaculture Ghana congratulates Patrick Anabila, Head of Administration, on his Call to the Bar.

This significant milestone marks an important step in his professional journey, and we are proud of you, Patrick!

We wish you continued growth and success as you embark on this new chapter of your career.

Congratulations once again!

08/10/2026

THROWBACK | CODE OF GOOD PRACTICE STAKEHOLDER WORKSHOP

A look back at our first stakeholder workshop on the Code of Good Practice ( ).

The workshop brought together stakeholders across Ghana’s aquaculture industry to discuss responsible practices, share experiences and provide practical input into the development of the .

It was an important first step in building a framework that reflects the realities of the industry and supports a more responsible, sustainable and competitive aquaculture sector.

As we prepare for the second stakeholder workshop, we look forward to continuing the conversation and building on the insights shared.

Proudly supported by De Heus Ghana, one of the Lead Sponsors of the .



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08/10/2026

This week on Fish Health Series:

Still using traditional mud or drum smokers in the aquaculture value chain?

Modern smoking technologies offer better processing outcomes and can help meet international standards for export.

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07/10/2026

This week, we look at the Environmental Stewardship pillar of the Code of Good Practice.

Responsible aquaculture means protecting the water, land, and ecosystems that support production.

But what role does water quality play? See why next week.

The Code of Good Practice is proudly supported by De Heus Ghana as one of the Lead Sponsors.



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07/10/2026

POOL PRICE STATUS REPORT FOR WEEK- 40

06/10/2026

Meet One of the Lead Sponsors of the Code of Good Practice ( )

We’re pleased to introduce De Heus Ghana as one of the Lead Sponsors supporting the Chamber of Aquaculture Ghana’s Code of Good Practice ( ).

With a shared commitment to responsible, sustainable and competitive aquaculture, De Heus Ghana, a feed company is supporting efforts to promote better practices and strengthen the growth of Ghana’s aquaculture sector.

We’re proud to have De Heus Ghana on this journey as we work towards a stronger, more responsible and sustainable aquaculture sector.

Meet the Lead Sponsors. Follow the journey.



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06/10/2026

05/10/2026

The Chamber of Aquaculture Ghana is facilitating an ongoing series of industry visits with the Aquaculture Project Team of the 24Hr Authority, creating opportunities for the team to engage directly with aquaculture businesses and better understand the realities of the sector.

As part of the ongoing visitation, the team recently spent three days engaging with Chamber members and other industry players in and around the Sogakope enclave.

The visits included Fish & Feed Limited, Dongazy Farms and Flosell Farms, where the team interacted with farm operators, observed production activities and gained firsthand insight into the opportunities and challenges shaping their businesses.

The engagement also extended to Tropo Farms Ltd., with a visit to the company’s office in Accra for discussions on its operations and perspectives on the development of Ghana’s aquaculture industry.

Across the engagements, producers highlighted key issues affecting production and expansion, including high energy and input costs, access to finance, land litigation, market demand, infrastructure and environmental concerns.

At the same time, the visits revealed opportunities to unlock growth through solar energy solutions, species diversification, stronger farmer collaboration and community development.

For the Chamber, these ongoing visits are an important part of ensuring that policy and development conversations are informed by what is happening on the ground.

As the visitation continues, the Chamber looks forward to connecting the 24Hr Authority with more members across the aquaculture value chain and creating space for practical industry perspectives to shape future interventions.

The conversation is moving beyond policy. It is reaching the farms, the businesses and the people building Ghana’s aquaculture industry.



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