China: Per capita consumption has risen, how is "Seafood Freedom" realized?

Published 2021년 11월 12일

Tridge summary

The article highlights the growth of the seafood industry in inland China, with rising per capita consumption and the delivery of fresh seafood through cold chain transportation. It focuses on the coastal areas of Jiangsu, where the fishing season is in progress and the quality of fish has improved due to sustainable practices like increase and release of fish and reduction of fishing boats. The article also discusses the challenges faced by the industry, including the lack of young labor and the need for increased scientific and technological investment. The development of mariculture and e-commerce is mentioned as potential solutions to meet the demand for seafood. Furthermore, the article emphasizes the need for a modern fishing port economic zone with a reasonable industrial structure and green development.
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Original content

Relying on the sea to eat the sea, seafood and aquatic products used to be the exclusive delicacy of coastal residents, synonymous with expensive ingredients in the inland consumer market, but now, it has "flyed into the homes of ordinary people". Consumers in inland areas have a particularly obvious feeling, one-click Place an order, and the fresh seafood transported by cold chain can be delivered. Long-distance supply of seafood is no longer a problem, and it has developed into a win-win situation in the industry chain. At present, it is the fishing season. The reporter came to the coastal area of Jiangsu. In Nantong, Yancheng, Lianyungang and other places, let's see how consumers' "freedom of seafood" is realized. "What to eat today?" "Seafood." Seafood products are becoming more and more popular nowadays. As evidenced by data, the "Seafood Catering Industry Market Research Report" recently released by the China Hotel Association shows that my country's per capita seafood ...
Source: Chinaeconomy

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