Veribarr™ by QUANTIDOC now covers 13 species globally

QUNATIDOC, a leading provider of barrier health solutions for fish farming, has announced that their diagnostic tool, VERIBARR™, now covers 13 different fish species globally. The tool, which monitors the health of mucus barriers in fish, has been successfully applied to a range of species, including salmon, trout, cod, seabass, seabream, tilapia, yellowtail, and shrimp, among others.

VERIBARR™ provides an early warning system for detecting changes in mucus barrier health, which can be an indicator of disease and mortality risk in fish farming. By monitoring mucus barrier health and detecting changes early on, VERIBARR™ helps fish farmers to take targeted and proactive measures to prevent disease outbreaks and improve fish health and productivity.

VERIBARR™ database of barrier measurements from wild fish covers now over 15000 datapoints
With its expanding coverage of different fish species, VERIBARR™ is becoming an increasingly versatile and effective tool for supporting sustainable and profitable fish farming practices worldwide. QuantiDoc's extensive database of barrier measurements from wild fish covers now over 15000 datapoints.

Helping fish farmers improve their production efficiency and profitability while minimizing the risks of disease and mortality
"VERIBARR™ is a game-changer for the fish farming industry," said a spokesperson for QUANTIDOC. "By providing early warning signals and targeted interventions, we can help fish farmers improve their production efficiency and profitability while minimizing the risks of disease and mortality. We're thrilled to expand the coverage of VERIBARR™ to 13 different species globally and look forward to continuing our mission of improving fish health and sustainability worldwide."

This news post highlights the expansion of VERIBARR's coverage to 13 different fish species globally and emphasizes the tool's potential in supporting sustainable and profitable fish farming practices. It also highlights QUANTIDOC's expertise and commitment to further research and development in the field of barrier health solutions for fish farming.