New aquaculture species makes a splash in Australia

게시됨 2024년 11월 20일

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Australian consumers are showing a growing preference for locally sourced whitefish, leading to a market gap that the country's aquaculture industry is looking to fill. CSIRO has identified the Pompano (Trachinotus anak), a fast-growing and great-tasting fish endemic to northern Australia, as a potential solution. The adoption of the Pompano by the aquaculture industry could reduce Australia's reliance on imported whitefish and strengthen the domestic fish farming sector. Successful breeding trials and market testing have highlighted the culinary potential of the fish, with high-profile chefs expressing interest in its culinary possibilities.
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The preference amongst Australian consumers for locally sourced whitefish continues to grow, leaving a gap in the market for the diversification of aquaculture to meet these demands. In light of this, the Pompano (Trachinotus anak) has been identified by CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, as a perfect candidate for aquaculture. Australia currently relies on foreign imports of whitefish, estimated to total around 100,000 tonnes annually. The adoption of the Pompano by the country’s aquaculture industry may help to reduce this reliance on externally sourced seafood, building the strength of the domestic fish farming sector. “The Pompano is a robust, sociable fish endemic to northern Australia that grows really quickly and tastes great, making it an ideal candidate for adapting to our aquaculture environments. We're bringing a new species to Australian plates to give consumers more options, while opening up new export opportunities to strengthen Australia’s white-flesh fish ...
출처: Thefishsite

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