Improving seafood, being the main source of highly unsaturated omega 3 as one of the healthiest nutrients for human consumption, while not only saving the oceans and inland waters, but placing animal welfare at the forefront.
WHY WE DO IT
We bridge the gap between supply and demand
By producing healthy and natural fish ingredients from fish cells we will not only avoid overfishing and habitat destruction, but also reduce greenhouse gasses and halt water pollution to give the ocean and river’s life a better chance of long-term survival. Aquaculture is a good alternative to reduce overfishing but the reduction in the speed of global aquaculture growth from up to 10 percent per year to only 2 percent in 2018 is a major cause for the need for alternative seafood production to cope with the increasing demand. The slowdown in aquaculture growth is compounded by the adoption of broader environmental regulations, reduced availability of water and suitable production locations, increasing outbreaks of aquatic animal diseases and decreasing aquaculture productivity gains.
Gangwon seeks to turn East Sea bluefin tuna into a high-value industry South Korea
Sajo Seafood, Gangwon Province, Suhyup, and Catholic Kwandong University promote a model based on processing, ultra-deep freezing, and cold chain.
The South Korean province of Gangwon has taken the f...
Icelandic Fish Landings Drop 51% Year-on-Year in July Iceland
The monthly contraction was driven by a 74% slump in pelagic catches, though accumulated volume over the last twelve months maintains an 8% growth.
REYKJAVÍK — Landings volume by the Ice...
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