According to the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO), it is estimated that by 2030 the production of aquaculture will account for 62 percent of the world's edible fish supply. Therefore, aquatic biotechnology and sustainable aquaculture industry are worth investing in continuous development and advanced deployment.
Surrounded by waters, Taiwan is abundant with a variety of fish resources. Ocean currents, water quality, and water temperatures on the island are all conducive to its development of cage culture. Furthermore, Taiwan boasts some of the most advanced technologies in aquaculture, including aquaculture seedlings, feeds, processing and fish net production, which are all ideal for developing its marine culture.
As a result, cage culture is regarded as a future star of Taiwan's fisher industry. One of the major exhibitors even asserted that Taiwans aquaculture should combine its strengths of fishing ponds with cage culture by adopting differentiated aquatic farming for stable production and sales.
This year, high profile exhibitors include King Choi Marine Technology, a European-certified cage culture company, Quadlink Technology, the internet of Things (IoT) smart monitor system, and MIC Meter Industrial, Taiwan's only quality meter manufacturer.
The COVID-19 pandemic is far from over, as a result the organisers have arrange an additional offline in-person exhibition. This features a number of online services, including an online exhibition hall and online on-on-one procurement meetings for 60 days. Seize this great online opportunity!
If you are interested in join the online business matching, complete the form on the TIFSS website, HERE.
For more information visit the TIFSS website, HERE.
The Aquaculturists
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