Establishment of offshore seaweed farming license in South Korea

Published 2024년 12월 2일

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The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries in South Korea has introduced a new license for seaweed cultivation in the open sea at depths of 35 meters or more. The revised enforcement ordinance of the ‘Aquaculture Industry Development Act’ has legalized 'seaweed hanging cultivation' as a type of offshore aquaculture. This method involves installing underwater facilities using poles, stilts, floats, and ropes. The ministry is also planning a 1,000-hectare trial aquaculture project in the open sea at the same depth to ensure a stable seaweed supply and management.
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A new license for seaweed cultivation in the open sea with a depth of 35m or more will be established. The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries announced that the revised enforcement ordinance of the ‘Aquaculture Industry Development Act’ regarding the establishment of a license for seaweed cultivation in the open sea went into effect on November 26. According to the revised bill, ‘seaweed hanging cultivation’ was newly established as a type of offshore aquaculture license so that fishermen can receive a license and conduct official offshore seaweed cultivation. The current offshore aquaculture license type only stipulates fish cages, but the revised bill includes seaweed hanging cultivation in fish cages. Seaweed hanging cultivation is a method of cultivating seaweed by installing underwater facilities using poles, stilts, floats, and ropes. The full text of the revised enforcement ordinance of the Aquaculture Industry Development Act can be found on the National Law ...
Source: Fisheco

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