Research and development of low-fishmeal feed and new products
First written in FY2016. 12 of 14 entries say "Advanced", first in FY2017. Latest entry: 2026-07-30.
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- FY2026AdvancedAnnual report
「In fiscal 2025, with customers’ cooperation, we conducted extensive field tests of insect protein, one of the alternatives to fishmeal, and used the findings to launch new products containing insect protein for red sea bream and yellowtail.」
The company launched new insect-protein products for red sea bream and yellowtail, advancing research into fishmeal-free and fish-oil-free feeds to the commercialization stage. “Sustaina ZERO” became the top-selling solid feed product for red sea bream. - FY2025AdvancedAnnual report
「“Sustaina ZERO,” a fishmeal-free feed for red sea bream launched in fiscal 2023, has been highly rated by customers and became the top-selling single-brand product for the company’s red sea bream business in fiscal 2024.」
“Sustaina ZERO,” a fishmeal-free feed, became the top-selling single-brand product for red sea bream in fiscal 2024, indicating further market penetration of low- and fishmeal-free feeds. - FY2024AdvancedAnnual report
「In fiscal 2023, we developed and launched “Sustaina ZERO,” a fishmeal-free feed for red sea bream.」
The company’s efforts to reduce fishmeal content took concrete form in the development and launch of “Sustaina ZERO,” a fishmeal-free feed for red sea bream. - FY2023AdvancedAnnual report
「We have already launched low-fishmeal feeds for trout and red sea bream that reduce the proportion of animal-derived ingredients, including fishmeal, to approximately 30%, and are working toward selling products with even lower fishmeal content.」
The company has demonstrated a track record of launching products for trout and red sea bream that reduce the proportion of animal-derived ingredients to approximately 30%, and has progressed toward selling products with even lower fishmeal content. - FY2022AdvancedAnnual report
「In June 2021, we launched “Seiga,” a new reduced-fishmeal feed for trout, which has been well received by customers. Drawing on the knowledge gained from “Force ONE,” a reduced-fishmeal feed for red sea bream launched in fiscal 2020, we are also actively reducing fishmeal in other brands.」
The launch of “Seiga” for trout and the application of knowledge from “Force ONE” for red sea bream indicate progress in commercializing low-fishmeal feeds and expanding their application across other products. - FY2020AdvancedAnnual report
「“Force HF,” a low-fishmeal feed for red sea bream launched in March 2019, has seen shipments increase as the market has gradually recognized the improvements it made to the shortcomings of conventional low-fishmeal feeds, and has grown into one of the company’s flagship feeds for red sea bream.」
The company reported increased shipments of “Force HF” and its establishment as a flagship product, indicating that low-fishmeal feeds are progressing toward market penetration. - FY2018AdvancedAnnual report
「The new low-fishmeal products for yellowtail and red sea bream launched in fiscal 2017, 3 product lines for each species, continue to accumulate data from aquaculture operations after launch. In cooperation with the sales division, we regularly propose optimal usage methods suited to each farm’s environment and management policy.」
The company launched 3 low-fishmeal product lines each for yellowtail and red sea bream and has progressed to accumulating field data after launch and proposing usage methods. - FY2017AdvancedAnnual report
「We will continue to focus on developing low-fishmeal feeds for hamachi, red sea bream and greater amberjack, the main marine fish species, and plan to launch new brands in fiscal 2017 incorporating the research results accumulated to date for these 3 species.」
The company has progressed to planning the launch of new brands incorporating its research results for low-fishmeal feeds for 3 species: hamachi, red sea bream and greater amberjack. - FY2016First statedAnnual report
「We continue to focus particularly on developing low-fishmeal feeds for yellowtail, red sea bream and greater amberjack, the main marine fish species. As the first result of these efforts, in April 2016 we launched “Force,” a dry-pellet feed for red sea bream and a low-fishmeal product. We plan to launch products for hamachi and greater amberjack in succession.」
The company has prioritized the development of low-fishmeal feeds, launched a product for red sea bream, and plans to launch products for hamachi and greater amberjack in succession.