The original founding intention of our company was sparked by the realization that the shortage of Yamato shrimp in the aquarium market was becoming increasingly severe. Upon in-depth investigation, we discovered that this shrimp species has a unique breeding pattern and currently lacks stable production technology. This, coupled with high demand in both domestic and international markets, has led to a sharp decline in wild populations. Therefore, to satisfy market demand while adhering to the concept of ecological conservation, our company has acquired stable, industrialized mass-production technology to produce Yamato shrimp. Additionally, our synchronized production technology can reduce the size variation rate of individual shrimp within each batch, while simultaneously resolving the seasonal shortage issues in the market. In addition to Yamato shrimp, we are currently continuing to develop breeding technologies for other ornamental shrimp and formulating health-promoting feed to supply the market.

In terms of the company's site planning, we are currently in the process of applying for agricultural facility use permits, which involves the cadastral maps of leased land, land leveling planning, and the design of greenhouses and aquaculture ponds.