Against a backdrop of poor oyster catches, breeding efforts in land-based aquaculture are advancing, and the move away from overreliance on oysters is expected to gain momentum. Initiatives by producing regions and companies are the focus.
Against a backdrop of poor oyster catches, aquaculture operations are shifting from a traditional production system centered on harvesting to one built around land-based aquaculture. Investment in land-based aquaculture facilities, efforts to reduce production costs, and breeding aimed at improving resistance and taste are all under way.
Going forward, initiatives to move away from overreliance on oysters are expected to become more active, with efforts focused on combining multiple production methods and ensuring a stable supply. Technology development and adoption will be key areas of focus.
The article does not cite specific companies or figures, focusing instead on trends centered on land-based aquaculture and breeding. Attention is expected to remain focused on future developments and follow-up reports.