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The Future of Land-Based Aquaculture
: Small or Die! The Potential of Small-Scale, Dispersed Land-Based Aquaculture

A press conference and food tech symposium were held to commemorate the establishment of the “AQUAXMGRID Initiative,” which aims to internationally standardize a new modular and decentralized land-based aquaculture technology.

With the slogan “Small or Die!”, professionals from industry, government, and academia gathered to engage in a heated discussion about the future of next-generation land-based aquaculture.

01.PRESS RELEASE

AQUAXMGRID Initiative
Press Conference

Establishment of the AQUAXMGRID Initiative

Professor Kenji Yasuma, a specially appointed professor at the University of the Ryukyus, and his colleagues have announced new standards to ensure a stable supply of seafood, for which global demand is increasing.

The advantages of the “modular distributed approach,” which allows anyone to easily install and expand it like Lego blocks, were emphasized, and a roadmap for ISO international standardization in 2029 was presented.

02.FOOD TECH SYMPOSIUM

Food Tech Symposium

The Impact of Land-Based Aquaculture on the Future of Food

Seven experts and companies from Japan and abroad took the stage,
sharing cutting-edge insights into the future of land-based aquaculture technology.

Speakers

03.DISCUSSION

Panel discussion

The Future of Land-Based Aquaculture ~Small or Die!~

Experts from diverse backgrounds gathered for a lively discussion about the potential of small-scale, decentralized land-based aquaculture.

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Anyone, anywhere in the world,easily.

AQUAXMGRID
continues to create new standards for land-based aquaculture.

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