Singapore: Save more than 90% of water and electricity by setting up containers to raise seabass in Tampines for sale at the nearest market

The country's first community fish farming container has been launched in Tampines. The farmed fish will be supplied to nearby market vendors for sale. Compared with traditional fish farming methods, it can save more than 90% of water and electricity, which will help strengthen our country's food security and sustainability. Persistent. The community fish farming container is located in the open space next to the Tampines Street 11 Circular Market and Hawker Center. It covers an area of only 15 square meters. One container can produce up to 1,200 kilograms of seabass per year. The containers can also be stacked up according to demand, with a maximum capacity of Stacked up to four levels, it can greatly save land space. According to statistics, Singaporeans consume an average of 90,000 metric tons of aquatic products every year. However, due to the influence of marine pollution, climate environment and other factors, the output of local seafood has been declining year by year. Last ...