Durable Products For AQUACULTURE
World-leading manufacturer and supplier to the global aquaculture industry.
At PFG we offer a complete range of products and services for both marine-based and land-based aquaculture, across fin fish, shellfish and high value species. We also provide consultancy and advisory services to investors, governments and other agencies regarding design, manufacture, and due diligence of aquaculture projects.
Growing up with the Tasmanian salmonoid industry, PFG have cemented a reputation as leaders in aquaculture. We have provided the majority of salmon cages and mooring systems in Tasmania. Across Oceana our clients include Tassal, Huon Aquaculture, Cleanseas Tuna, Steer Group, Marine Produce Australia, Akaroa Salmon, Indian Ocean Fresh, Shellfish Cultures, New Zealand King Salmon, Aoteroa Salmon. Mount Cooke Salmon and Sanford Limited, to name just a few. We are currently working with research institutions such as the Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies to commercialise land-based, high value aquaculture species. Our team are highly knowledgeable with many years of experience in the aquaculture industry. PFG has also provided advice to the state government that led to the development of the Tasmanian Salmonoid Plan, have partnered with a private investor to incubate the world’s first commercial scale rock lobster hatchery and provided commercial due diligence and project governance for the construction of a land-based fin fish farm in China.
Our aquaculture products and services
FROM LITTLE THINGS, BIG THINGS GROW
After 18 years of trying, closing the life cycle of tropical rock lobsters was a significant and world changing milestone in bringing sustainable, commercially viable lobster farming to reality.
The secret is in the methods and equipment that have been specifically developed to address the critically important requirements of the lobster life cycle – a unique system that is finely tuned for success.
PFG has world class aquaculture manufacturing capabilities and with the researchers at the Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS) is a critical partner in commercialising this scientific breakthrough. By moving up the value chain to create a new business PFG is building a global food security, biosecurity and sustainability footprint for lobster.
The first commercial hatchery is being constructed by PFG in Tasmania and is due for completion in 2021.
Plans for a $20 million tropical rock lobster hatchery in Tasmania
Michael Sylvester speaks about the commercialisation of the rocklobster hatchery on Country Hour with Mike and Greg Smith.
