Deepen cooperation and promote the sustainable development of global fisheries, observation of the 25th China International Fisheries Expo

Published 2021년 11월 2일

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The 25th China International Fisheries Expo was held in Qingdao, bringing together over 970 companies from 19 countries and regions to showcase their aquatic products and explore business opportunities. The event, the first large-scale international exhibition in the global aquatic industry since the pandemic, aims to boost confidence in the industry and send a positive signal to its recovery. The expo also saw multinational pavilions focusing on the Chinese market, with Norway and Ireland reporting significant growth in seafood exports to China. The event also highlighted the sustainable development of global fisheries and the role of digital systems and high-tech in fishery production. China's continued growth in the fishery and total aquatic products sector was also highlighted, with the country leading in global aquatic product output for 32 consecutive years.

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Recently, the 25th China International Fisheries Expo (hereinafter referred to as the "Fisheries Expo") sponsored by the Agricultural Industry Branch of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (Agricultural Trade Promotion Center of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs) was held in Qingdao, Shandong Province, from Asia, Europe, More than 970 companies from 19 countries and regions including America and Oceania gathered in this beautiful coastal city to showcase products, negotiate cooperation and seek business opportunities. Ma Youxiang, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, said that aquatic products are one of the most actively traded agricultural products in the world, providing consumers from all over the world with more varieties of food choices. The new crown pneumonia epidemic has impacted the development of global economy and trade, and the global supply chain of aquatic products Difficulty, the global aquaculture communication is ...

Source: Agri.cn