Aquaculture Division

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600 S Calhoun St Ste 217
Tallahassee, FL 32301
+1 (850) 617-7600
https://www.fdacs.gov

The Aquaculture Division in Tallahassee, FL, operates under the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, led by Commissioner Wilton Simpson. This division focuses on the promotion and regulation of aquaculture, ensuring sustainable practices within the industry.

Committed to supporting local aquaculture initiatives, the division provides resources and guidance to producers while facilitating compliance with state regulations. Their efforts aim to enhance the growth and viability of aquaculture in Florida, contributing to the state's economy and food supply.

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