1. - 1 - By: Bjørn Myrseth, Vitamar A.S. E-mail: bjorn.myrseth@vitamar.nobjorn.myrseth@vitamar.no Telephone +4790554963 Where to go? Challenges ahead! Bangkok 17 January 2013

2. Genetic improvements - 2 -

3. - 3 - Aquaculture and climate effect

4. - 4 - x Salmon and fish – the efficient feed converter

5. - 5 - Use of fish in salmon farming

6. - 6 - x World fish meal production

7. - 7 - x World fish oil production

8. - 8 - x The answer – use of animal by products

9. - 9 - 50 million tons more required in 2030 I have looked on the 2009 figures and done an estimate based on: Abundant fresh water Long coast lines No storms 10N – 10S Experience in fish farming R&D efforts How to meet increased demand?

10. Global production potential 2030 - 10 - Country2009 mill tonsFactor2030 mill tons China45,250 %67,8 Indonesia4,7500 %23,2 India3,950 %5,0 Vietnam2,6300 %7,8 Philippines2,5100 %5,0 Thailand1,450 %2,1 Myanmar0,8300 %3,2 Egypt0,7100 %1,4 Malaysia0,5400 %2,0 Brazil0,41000 %4,0 Other8,3100 %16,8 Salmon2,0300 %6,0 Total73,0 144,3

11. Technology transfer from Norway What are we good at? Priority: Cage farm technology and mangement Legislation related to biosecurity Biosecurity and prevention Fish by products Training in aquaculture - 11 -

12. Technology transfer – not priority - 12 - Genetics Feed Hatchery technology Harvesting and processing