Please make daily-use and craft products by recycling six types of shellfish by-products.

Published 2025년 10월 17일

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The first competition for products made from recycled fishery by-products is being held. Jointly organized by the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries and the Korea Fisheries Promotion Agency, the "2025 Fisheries By-products Recycling Product Competition" targets six types of shellfish including oysters, clams, abalone (including pinna nobilis), razor clams, mussels, and cockles (including razor clams) that are subject to the "Act on the Promotion of Fisheries By-products Recycling" (hereinafter referred to as the "Fisheries By-products Act"). Fishery by-products are primarily composed of calcium carbonate and are currently being used as calcium materials and soil conditioners, and are also important as carbon absorbers. Anyone can participate, and the competition categories include creative products that can be commercialized, such as crafts and household items. All entries

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The first competition for products made from recycled fishery by-products is being held. The "2025 Fisheries By-products Recycling Product Competition," jointly organized by the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries and the Korea Fisheries Promotion Agency, targets six types of shellfish including oysters, clams, abalone (including eared abalone), razor clams, mussels, and hard clams (including blood clams) that are subject to the "Act on the Promotion of Fisheries By-products Recycling" (hereinafter referred to as the "Fisheries By-products Act"). Fishery by-products, primarily composed of calcium carbonate, are currently being used as calcium materials and soil conditioners, and are also important materials for carbon absorption. Anyone can participate, and the competition categories include creative products that can be commercialized, such as crafts and household items, and all entries must use fishery by-products generated in the Republic of Korea. Document submission is being ...
Source: Fisheco

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