Japan to sell eels bred in captivity in ’world first’
Japan has announced it will begin selling eels bred in captivity, marking a significant milestone in aquaculture. This initiative is seen as a world first and aims to address the declining wild eel populations. The move is expected to have implications for both the eel market and conservation efforts.
- ▪Japan will start selling eels that have been bred in captivity.
- ▪This initiative is considered a world first in the aquaculture industry.
- ▪The decision aims to help combat the decline of wild eel populations.
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