KMI Trend Analysis: 'Preliminary Task for Domestic Trout Challenging the Salmon Market'

Published 2025년 9월 15일

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Expanding recirculating aquaculture systems, improving seed quality are crucial for domestic trout to challenge the salmon market. The Korea Institute of Ocean Science & Technology (KIOST) recently analyzed in its report 'Preliminary Tasks for Domestic Trout Challenging the Salmon Market' that the trout industry is expanding its growth base through increasing production of large fish, advancing processing and distribution, and attracting younger generations. However, reliance on flow-through aquaculture systems, seed quality instability, and groundwater resource constraints were identified as issues that still need to be resolved. The report summarizes the contents as follows: The trout industry is improving its structure to target the salmon market.

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Expanding recirculating aquaculture systems and improving seed quality are essential Domestic trout is challenging the salmon market. The Korea Institute of Ocean Science & Technology (KIOST) recently analyzed in its trend analysis report, "Preliminary Tasks for Domestic Trout to Challenge the Salmon Market," that the trout industry is expanding its growth base through the expansion of large fish production, the advancement of processing and distribution, and the influx of younger generations. However, reliance on flow-through aquaculture, seed quality concerns, and groundwater resource constraints remain unresolved issues. The report is summarized below. The trout industry is promoting the expansion of large-scale farming in response to changes in salmon consumption trends. Previously, the standard for shipment was 600-700g per fish, but recently, the production structure has shifted to focus on large fish weighing over 800g. In fact, the proportion of large fish weighing over ...
Source: Fisheco

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