Recent trends in nori products and markets in Asia |
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Authors: | Tuyosi Oohusa |
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Institution: | (1) Yamamoto Nori Research Laboratory, Oota-ku, Tokyo 143, Japan |
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Abstract: | Since 1960s, modern techniques for nori (Porhyra) cultivation, artificial seeding of conchospores, floatingnet cultivation and freeze storage of nets, have been introduced
into Japan, Korea and China. Owing to recent developments of these techniques, mechanization of processing and adaptation
of fast-growing varieties of Porphyra, annual yield of nori have increased rapidly. Individual problems have, however, arisen in each country. In Japan, as the
result of overproduction of nori, the farmers' profit level has, in general, decreased. As a consequence, the number of nori
farmers, especially among those who would enter the industry, has declined markedly, and this is currently a serious problem.
In Korea, there is a pressing need to improve the quality of nori, which is more important than increasing production. In
China, the technical level of producing high quality Porphyra through cultivation and processing high quality nori is relatively undeveloped. There is thus a critical requirement to develop
basic techniques in both cultivation and processing of nori in China. |
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Keywords: | artificial seeding cultivation floating-system frozen-net storage nori Porphyra |
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