2022 Jeonnam Fisheries Observation Contest in South Korea

Published 2022년 7월 12일

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The article provides an overview of the expected trends in aquaculture production in Jeollanam-do, South Korea, for the rest of the year. It highlights increases in seaweed production and wholesale prices, a decrease in eel production but recovering farm prices, flatfish production expected to remain steady with lower prices, and a surge in demand for abalone leading to higher prices despite a decrease in production. The article also emphasizes the need for improving productivity, reducing costs, and developing new markets in the face of climate change and economic challenges. Additionally, it mentions the impact of COVID-19 on eel production and consumer sentiment, and the importance of food safety and compliance with labeling regulations.

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A small increase in aquaculture production… Seaweed increases, abalone and eel decrease Seaweed, production increase and wholesale price likely to be higher than last year Flatfish production is expected to fall to last year's level Eel, farm prices recovering due to reduced impact of COVID-19 This year's aquaculture production is expected to increase slightly compared to the previous year. The Fisheries Observation Center of the Korea Maritime and Fisheries Development Institute held the ‘2022 Jeonnam Fisheries Observation Observation Contest’ at the Jeonnam Provincial Office on the 5th and made this announcement. Based on the contents of the observation deck meeting on this day, we will look at the prospects for each major aquaculture item in Jeollanam-do. # Seaweed, production and price are high It is expected that next year's laver production will increase and the wholesale price will be higher than last year. According to the Fisheries Observation Center, the amount of ...

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