The new subsidiary focuses on providing end-to-end equipment and technology solutions for the livestock, poultry, and agricultural industries.
The project will be the largest aquaculture installation of Coldep’s Vacuum Air Lift (VAL) technology delivered worldwide to date.
The research will assess whether the technology can reduce virus levels in poultry environments while protecting bird health and production.
The approach could add value to palm oil processing, reduce fish oil imports and create new income for small-scale processors and millers.
The solar-powered, off-grid facility can store about 40 million vaccine doses, helping protect them from power outages.
The system will capture information including an animal’s origin, ownership, health status, vaccination history and movements.
The updated software lets users select between salmon and trout species, ensuring consistent colour measurements anywhere, without light interference.
Market size expected to reach $58.71 billion by 2031, representing a compound annual growth rate of 8.9%
The discussion focused on aquaculture, hatcheries, tuna fisheries, stock assessment and post-harvest technology.
This research seeks to generate evidence for healthier marine ecosystems, sustainable blue food production and improved coastal livelihoods.