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Following the success of the 1st Customer Conference, Binh Minh Domesticated Postlarvae Shrimp Company continued to hold the 2nd meeting with the theme “Good Postlarvae, Big Shrimp, Helping Prosperity People” on April 15, 2021. The event took place at CB Diamond Palace – Conference Banquet Center, Can Tho City. The conference aimed to express deep gratitude and strengthen the spirit of cohesion with all agents and farmers.
Simultaneously, the conference also aimed to provide agents and customers with a clearer understanding of the company’s protocols and orientations for domesticated, disease-free, well-adapted, and highly resistant shrimp, thereby helping farmers have a successful season and sell at high prices.
Representatives of the Board of Directors of Binh Minh Domesticated Postlarvae Shrimp Company took pictures with some customers at the conference
The company is honored to welcome more than 300 valuable and potential agents from various provinces such as Ben Tre, Soc Trang, Ca Mau, Kien Giang, Tra Vinh, Bac Lieu, etc., as well as representatives of Binh Minh’s partners, including Jebsen & Jessen Corporation, I&V BIO Company, and INVE Aquaculture.
The scene at the conference
At the conference, Mr. Nguyen Thai Binh, the General Director of Binh Minh Domesticated Postlarvae Shrimp Company, honestly and clearly shared his enthusiasm for the production process of postlarvae shrimp without using antibiotics, fully applying a 100% biological process.
He asserted that this approach would be a sustainable development trend in harsh climate change, the resurgence of the COVID-19 pandemic, and economic challenges, especially in the Aquaculture sector.
As a result, he placed a great deal of trust in the “Binh Minh Domesticated Postlarvae Shrimp,” which is disease-free, healthy, highly adaptable to environmental and weather changes, and has an increased survival rate, helping farmers achieve high efficiency and farm larger-sized shrimp.
Mr. Nguyen Thai Binh – the General Director of Binh Minh Domesticated Postlarvae Shrimp Company spoke at the conference
Besides, Mr. Nguyen Viet Thinh – Representatives of the Jebsen & Jessen Corporation also shared their formation and development process. Simultaneously, they shared the opportunity that led to their cooperation with our company.
Additionally, at the meeting, Dr. Farshad Shishehchian, CEO and founder of Blue Aqua Group, with the support and interpretation of Associate Professor Dr. Vu Ngoc Ut, Vice Dean of the College of Aquaculture and Fisheries at Can Tho University, delivered an online lecture on a new farming model called “Mixotrophic.” This super-intensive whiteleg shrimp farming process has been highly successful in the Singapore market, and the methods for treating water, minerals, algae, and improving pond environments with high density are effective.
Dr. Farshad Shishehchian presented the mechanism of action of Blue Aqua products and Mixotrophic Models.
At the end of the conference program, we also organized a visit to the Vietnam International Shrimp Industry Technology Expo – VietShrimp. This program aims to provide customers with access to new technological products, advanced models, and best practices. Thereby, they can learn, exchange experiences, and apply new technologies to their production activities, contributing to ensuring the effective and sustainable development of Vietnam’s shrimp farming industry.
Photos of Binh Minh customers visiting the VietShrimp Fair.
By Nguyen Hong Thai – Marketing Department, Binh Minh Domesticated Postlarvae Shrimp Company.
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