Fishmeal will no longer be a commodity long term, as falling supply and rising demand is forcing it to become a "high-price" strategic marine protein, according to a report from Dutch lender Rabobank. As global demand for fishmeal is rising -- driven by the growth of the aquaculture industry -- while supply is declining, prices are "naturally expected to rise", Rabobank said. This will impact the traditional role of fishmeal as a commodity to become a "strategic ingredient" when other protein sources cannot be used, a trend that, already, is starting to be visible in fish oil. In 2014/15, fishmeal...