GS E&C Succeeds in Land-Based Salmon Farming Demonstration
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GS E&C succeeds in land-based salmon farming demonstration
GS E&C has successfully demonstrated land-based farming of Atlantic salmon using its water treatment technologies, securing capabilities that can be applied and expanded to future aquaculture projects. Eco Aquafarm, a subsidiary established by GS E&C for land-based salmon farming, held a ceremony Wednesday to mark the successful completion of the demonstration project and showcased Atlantic salmon raised at Busan Smart Aquaculture Cluster ahead …
GS E&C has successfully demonstrated land-based Atlantic salmon farming technology at the Busan Smart Aquaculture Cluster. By utilizing its water treatment technology and ICT to overcome climatic limitations such as high water temperatures and establishing a production facility with an annual capacity of 500 tons, the company has secured competitiveness in land-based aquaculture platforms for sustainable seafood production.
Atlantic salmon farmed together by the government, local governments, and private businesses will be on the domestic table starting in December. It's only been 7 years since the start of the business. Busan City announced on the 29th that “at 2:00 p.m. on the 30th, we will hold a tasting party to celebrate the shipment of Atlantic salmon at a smart farm in the Fisheries Science Research Institute in Bukyongdae, Ilwang-eup, Gijang-gun, Busan.” Bu…
(Busan=Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Seon-ho = Busan has succeeded in producing and shipping Atlantic salmon for the first time in the nation.
Atlantic salmon raised at a land-based aquaculture farm in Gijang-gun, Busan, will be shipped for the first time. This marks the first instance among the six smart aquaculture clusters currently underway nationwide where the production of farmed seafood has successfully progressed to shipment. Busan City announced on the 29th that a tasting event commemorating the first shipment will be held at the Smart Aquaculture Farm in Ilgwang-eup, Gijang-…
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