Proud to share Maverick Innovation’s strong scientific presence at the International Symposium on Fish Nutrition and Feeding (ISFNF 2026) in Darwin, Australia.
Our team contributed two peer-reviewed studies focusing on feed additives in lipid nutrition and long-term meta-analysis, reinforcing our commitment to advancing efficient, sustainable aquaculture.
**Meta-Analysis on Protease Use**
Our review with Dr. Tacon highlighted how exogenous proteases consistently improve protein digestibility, with omnivorous species and crustaceans showing the strongest responses. Even a 2% improvement in CP digestibility could reduce global nitrogen waste by 763,000 MT—a powerful sustainability outcome.
**Reduced-Fat Tilapia Nutrition Trial**
We demonstrated that biosurfactant-based LPSCFA (Aquatria™) enables 6–11.4 kg/MT lipid reduction without compromising growth, while significantly improving protein, lipid, and energy retention. This approach delivers meaningful feed cost savings and supports more efficient tilapia production. We presented new evidence showing a 38% higher protein deposition in tilapia fed reduced-fat diets supplemented with LPSCFA, reinforcing the value of biosurfactants in modern aquafeed formulation.
Grateful to our collaborators at Kemin AquaScience, Aquahanna LLC, and Gazipur Agricultural University. We are seriously committed to our core mission i.e., meaningful contribution to global conversations on nutrition, efficiency, and ecological responsibility.
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