2025年中国滋补产业新质发展大会在穗召开
Ren Min Wang·2025-10-20 07:51

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 China Nourishing Industry New Quality Development Conference was held in Guangzhou, focusing on the standardization, technological empowerment, and market innovation of the fish maw (flower maw) industry to enhance quality and consumer trust [1]. Group 1: Industry Challenges and Responses - The fish maw industry faces challenges such as difficulty in scientifically verifying product efficacy and the need for improved quality standards, exacerbated by some companies' unethical practices [1]. - The China Fisheries Association's Fish Maw Branch has initiated a campaign to combat adulteration and illegal additives, promoting transparency and professionalism in the industry [2]. - The establishment of a comprehensive standard system for fish maw, covering raw material tracing, processing techniques, and product grading, has been led by the Fish Maw Branch [3]. Group 2: Scientific Validation and Market Demand - Research findings presented at the conference demonstrated the integration of traditional efficacy with modern science, highlighting the historical use of fish maw in women's health and its nutritional benefits [4]. - A survey indicated that over 60% of women recognize the health benefits of dietary supplements for women's health, particularly in regions like Hong Kong and Chaoshan, providing a consumer basis for the industry's positioning [5]. Group 3: Industry Growth and Future Directions - The fish maw market has grown from 9 billion yuan in 2021 to nearly 30 billion yuan, with aspirations to reach 50 billion yuan through industry self-regulation and standardization [6]. - The launch of the world's first "Precious Nourishing Products Joint Laboratory" aims to support the industry’s transformation through research on active ingredient extraction and efficacy verification [6]. - A collaborative traceability system for high-quality sea cucumbers has been established by national authorities to enhance transparency and quality in the sea cucumber industry [7].