The 6th China Aquaculture Frontier Exhibition

China stands as the global hub for aquaculture, with Nanjing being its geographical center. The geographical advantage of Nanjing is evident: a two-hour flight radius covers the core aquaculture zones along China's coasts and the Yangtze River, while a three-hour high-speed train radius reaches Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Shandong, Jiangxi, and Hubei. These areas are the most promising for aquaculture development in East and Central China, leading the nation in both saltwater, freshwater, and specialized aquaculture advancements.

China's aquaculture industry has grown rapidly over the past four decades. Since 2018, the industry has entered a period of transformation due to environmental concerns, consumer demands, and global competition. The focus has shifted towards sustainability and industrial upgrades, with developments in industrialization, deep-sea farming, traditional pond upgrades, and breeding innovations taking place.

The 6th China Aquaculture Frontier Exhibition aims to bring together key domestic and international aquaculturists, as well as leading global enterprises with cutting-edge products and practical solutions. It serves as an annual platform for dialogue and exchange among China's top aquaculture experts and global leaders, including the major supporting systems of feed, seedlings, equipment, and animal health.

The exhibition features over 20 concurrent events, including the 4th Jiangsu High-Quality Aquaculture Development Conference, the 7th China Industrial Aquaculture Summit, the 3rd Chinese Perch and Largemouth Bass Farmers Conference, the 4th Aquaculture Tailwater Treatment Technology and Green Development Forum, and the 5th Conference on Aquaculture Water Environment Control Technology and the Potassium Persulfate Industry Summit. These conferences focus on the latest technologies, market trends, and industry challenges, offering a crucial platform for industry collaboration and innovation.