威海｜“海中三宝”成威海海产品最佳代言
Da Zhong Ri Bao·2025-11-14 01:16

Core Insights - The 2025 Aquatic Products Conference will be held in Weihai, highlighting the city's recognition as a leader in fishery transformation and high-quality marine economic development [2] - Weihai has a complete industrial chain from breeding, farming, processing to logistics, with a seafood output exceeding 3.4 million tons, maintaining its position as the top city in China for over 30 years [2][3] - The marine production value accounts for 38.2% of Weihai's GDP, with the city recognized as a national pilot for six marine industry demonstration projects [2] Group 1: High-Quality Resources - Weihai's sea cucumber, known as "Weihai Sea Cucumber," represents the high quality of local marine resources, with a 100% excellent water quality ratio in nearshore areas [3] - The annual output of sea cucumbers is significant, with the brand being the highest valued marine product brand in national assessments [3] - The city has established 17 national-level marine ranch demonstration zones, with an annual release of over 1 billion economic seedlings [3] Group 2: Advanced Processing - "Rongcheng Kelp" showcases Weihai's high-level deep processing capabilities, with an annual kelp production of 480,000 tons, accounting for 30% of the national total [3] - Recent advancements in processing have increased the value of kelp products by over four times, with research into health benefits further enhancing value [3] - Weihai hosts over 500 deep processing enterprises, with an annual processing capacity exceeding 4.8 million tons [3] Group 3: Industry Upgrade - "Rushan Oyster" reflects the high status of Weihai's seafood industry upgrade, with an annual oyster output of over 790,000 tons, representing 11% of the national total [4] - The city collaborates with over ten research institutions to cultivate new oyster varieties, achieving a 95% coverage rate of quality breeds [4] - Weihai has established a quality safety traceability system for oysters and is developing marine technology parks to support the marine industry [4]