广东晒“十四五”成绩单：“蓝色粮仓”多项指标领跑全国

Core Insights - Guangdong is recognized as a major marine province with a coastline of 4,084.5 kilometers, leading the nation in various fishery metrics and aiming to develop a "blue granary" and a "new maritime Guangdong" [1] Innovation and Industry Scale - Guangdong's fishery industry has achieved significant milestones, with total aquatic product output, fishery output value, aquaculture output, and marine fish farming output ranking first in the country [2] - Marine aquaculture production reached 3.7683 million tons, marking a 13.76% increase from the end of the 13th Five-Year Plan; fishery output value was 209.781 billion yuan, up 30.4%; and per capita net income for fishing households was 27,381.84 yuan, an increase of 22.38% [2] - Guangdong is a leading province in marine seed production, with 6.796 billion marine fish fry produced in 2024, accounting for about half of the national total [2] Equipment and Deep-Sea Development - The construction of marine ranches in Guangdong is transitioning from nearshore to deep-sea environments, necessitating advanced marine equipment for high-quality economic development [4] - Guangdong has 41 large-scale shipbuilding and supporting industrial enterprises, with an industrial output value of 58.7 billion yuan expected in 2024 [4] - Deep-sea intelligent equipment platforms have been tested under extreme weather conditions, demonstrating reliability and safety [5] Development and Ecological Protection - Zhanjiang's fishery economy has shown strong growth, with a total fishery output of 1.31 million tons and an output value of 29.4 billion yuan in 2024, reflecting a 30% increase from the end of the 13th Five-Year Plan [6] - Zhanjiang has developed a sustainable path balancing development and ecological protection, implementing multi-level ecological aquaculture and optimizing farming spaces [7] - Strict enforcement of regulations has been established to support ecological aquaculture, with over 14,000 law enforcement personnel deployed and nearly 900 illegal fishing cases addressed [7]