Seedlings are the core chips of the aquaculture industry, their quality advantage is solid for export: The Seedlings Association introduces technical learning resources to assist Taiwan's aquatic product export competitiveness

Published 2024년 11월 15일

Tridge summary

The Aquatic Seeds Association of the Republic of China (Taiwan) has been instrumental in helping the industry develop export markets in Southeast Asia and export high-quality aquatic seedlings abroad. The association has played a crucial role in regaining Taiwan's foothold in the Vietnamese market and promoting the registration of high-quality aquatic seedling farms to improve quality management. Taiwan's seed industry faces challenges such as price-cutting competition, detection of banned drugs in Chinese grouper, and diseases like 'Syndrome' in biological bait. To improve international competitiveness, the industry needs policy and technical support from the government and academic research institutions. The association is also exploring ways to combine modern technology, automation, and intelligence to upgrade Taiwan's seed industry.
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Original content

Seeds are as important to the aquaculture industry as chips are to the technology industry, and are directly related to industrial competitiveness and market performance. Since its establishment 28 years ago, the Aquatic Seeds Association of the Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the Seeds Association) has been committed to assisting industry players in developing export markets in Southeast Asia. , exporting high-quality aquatic seedlings abroad. Overcoming the challenges of dragon and tabby seedlings under price-cutting competition from various countries, Taiwan has regained its foothold in the Vietnamese market; and actively promoted the registration operation of high-quality aquatic seedling farms to improve the quality management of Taiwan's aquatic seedlings. Transparency drives international competitiveness. Aquatic seedlings include fish, shellfish, crustaceans, amphibians and other aquatic organisms, which are cultivated under the management of artificial ...
Source: Agriharvest

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