A panel of experts from the China Fisheries Association paid a visit to Ningbo Zhuhong Nano for research and guidance, jointly promoting the use of nanotechnology to drive high-quality development in modern fisheries.

To further advance the large-scale implementation and high-quality, innovative development of Zhuhong’s ultra‑micro and nano bubble technology across the entire modern fisheries value chain, on May 13, 2026, a delegation of core leadership experts from the China Fisheries Association visited Ningbo Zhuhong Nanotechnology Co., Ltd. to conduct a specialized guidance session and an enterprise empowerment symposium. Representatives from relevant functional departments of the Yinzhou District People’s Government of Ningbo, seasoned experts in the aquaculture sector, scholars from industry research institutes, along with Zhuhong Nanotechnology’s core management and technical teams, attended the meeting.

This conference focused on the industry’s key pain points and technical challenges, conducting in-depth discussions around core topics such as the modernization of factory‑based recirculating aquaculture systems, high‑density long‑distance transport of live fish, food safety in aquatic products, the industrialization of nanotechnology innovations, the development and certification of industry standards, national-level special support programs, and resource‑matching initiatives.

At the meeting, Zhuhong Nano provided a detailed report on the company’s technological leadership in the field of ultrafine nano‑bubbles, along with an in-depth overview of its R&D efforts, current applications in the aquaculture sector, and medium- to long-term industrial development plans. Leaders of the China Fisheries Association highly commended the company’s cross‑industry integration and innovation, as well as its achievements in leveraging technology to upgrade traditional fisheries, and offered systematic guidance on areas such as industry resource coordination, joint standard‑setting, policy application, and industry–university–research collaboration. Furthermore, the People’s Government of Yinzhou District explicitly stated that it will continue to strengthen policy support, enhance industrial infrastructure, and provide full backing for Zhuhong Nano’s technological advancements and supply‑chain expansion, thereby promoting integrated industry–university–research–application development and jointly advancing the scientific, standardized, and process‑driven orderly growth of China’s fisheries sector.

This research symposium has established a high‑level bridge for Zhuhong Nano, connecting it with national‑level industry platforms, government authorities, and expert think tanks. Moving forward, the company will carefully incorporate guidance and recommendations from all stakeholders. Under the professional leadership of the China Fisheries Association and with strong support from local governments, it will continue to deepen its integration and innovation of ultrafine nanobubble technology with modern fisheries, accelerate the market rollout of mature technological products, and leverage cutting‑edge global innovations in ultrafine nanobubble technology to drive end‑to‑end upgrades across the aquaculture, aquatic‑product transportation, and processing value chains. In doing so, it will inject sustained, science‑based momentum into China’s fisheries sector, supporting its green transformation and high‑quality development.