Producers
Our practical approach supports producers in achieving their welfare goals, whether driven by customer expectations or their own commitments to fish health and welfare.
Our work
The Centre for Aquaculture Progress is an international, independent research think tank focused on fish welfare.
Research
We systematically review the best available scientific evidence on fish health and welfare to understand what works in practice.
Resources
We develop evidence-based guidance documents and assessment protocols for use in commercial settings.
Implementation
We provide hands-on support to producers, certification bodies, and seafood buyers to implement improved welfare practices.
Producers
Our practical approach supports producers in achieving their welfare goals, whether driven by customer expectations or their own commitments to fish health and welfare.
Scientists and Researchers
We collaborate with fish welfare scientists to translate cutting-edge research into practical applications, ensuring the latest evidence informs industry practice.
Seafood Buyers
We help seafood buyers to understand and refine welfare requirements across their supply chains, while maintaining focus on what is practical for suppliers.
Certification Bodies
We provide independent research and support implementation of new requirements to support the development and adoption of new welfare standards.
Featured in
Announcing: Operational Welfare Indicator Guidance for Rainbow Trout, Sea Bream, and Sea Bass
30.10.2025
CAP announces development of Operational Welfare Indicator guidance for three key species.
Join Us at Aquaculture Europe 2025 in Valencia
08.09.2025
CAP will be attending Aquaculture Europe 2025 in Valencia to learn about the latest scientific advances and innovations.
09.01.2025
Join the ASC and the CAP for a workshop designed to help fish producers meet ASC's new electrical stunning requirements.
Supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goals
Get in touch
We're excited to collaborate and find solutions that work for you.
Call us at +49 176 685 558 47
or send an email to info@centreforaquacultureprogress.org
