South Korea launches land-based salmon farming project to reduce import dependence

Published 2025년 5월 20일

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A new aquaculture farm, located within the Busan Smart Aquaculture Cluster, is using advanced technology to recycle up to 99% of water, reducing marine pollution and enhancing sustainability. The farm will initially produce 500 tons of Atlantic salmon per year, addressing South Korea's reliance on imports. The first batch of salmon eggs is expected to be introduced in fall 2024, with the first harvest anticipated in the latter half of 2026.
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Located within the Busan Smart Aquaculture Cluster, the groundbreaking farm uses cutting-edge recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) technology provided by AKVA Group, which can recycle up to 99% of water resources, significantly reduce marine pollution and improve the sustainability of aquaculture. The farm will initially produce 500 tons of Atlantic salmon per year, as South Korea previously relied entirely on imports for salmon supply. The first batch of salmon ...
Source: Foodmate

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