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Partly replacing fishmeal with plant proteins significantly increased feed conversion ratio.

Partly replacing fishmeal with plant proteins reduced the digestibility of dry matter, organic matter, crude fat, phosphorous and several amino acids.

Replacing 36% fishmeal with a combination of soybean meal and pea protein concentrate negatively influenced the nutrient digestibility and feed conversion ratio, but did not affect the growth rate of rainbow trout.

After an 8-week feeding trial, the growth performance, serum osmotic pressure, gill ATPase activity and tissue mineralization of Ca and P of shrimp were significantly negatively affected by the replacement of fishmeal with soybean meal.

Furthermore, the substitution of fishmeal with plant proteins would not eliminate the potential health risk by allergen carry-over since crops of high nutritional value such as legumes also contain important food allergens.

Combined, the observed physicochemical properties might contribute to explain reported unique functional properties of fishmeal with positive impact on physical pellet quality and open up the possibility to obtain a satisfactory thermomechanical transformation in the extrusion process at reduced moisture level.

A digestibility and two growth trials (Trials I and II) were conducted to: i) assess the in vivo digestibility of ESBM and commodity soybean meal (SBM); ii) assess the maximum replacement of the digestible protein (DP) from fishmeal (FM) with ESBM (MAX REPLESBM); iii) validate the estimated MAX REPLESBM and compare it against SBM.

Our previous study showed that a diet containing fishmeal, soymeal with krill meal, and Porphyra was preferentially consumed and sustained opihi life well (Hua and Ako 2012).

From the study, it was reported that 50% of fishmeal replaced with C. vulgaris enhanced the growth performance (1.252 ± 0.04 g/day), survival rate (93.33 ± 2.50%), and feeding rate efficiency (2.54 ± 0.22%).

Canola protein concentrate (CPC), soybean meal and soy protein concentrates, pea protein concentrate, barley protein concentrate, rice protein concentrate, and wheat gluten meal have all been tested as fishmeal replacements with varying degrees of success Forster et al. (1999; Thiessen et al. 2003; Barrows et al. 2007; Lim et al. 2008; Gaylord and Barrows 2009).

A Guardian investigation has established that one of CP Group's subsidiaries, CP Foods, feeds the prawns that it exports to the UK and US with fishmeal sourced from "ghost ships" manned with slaves.