The "live fish BAG", a tank that allows you to carry live fish, has a great impact.
Take a walk with a sea bream! ?
A live fish bag that allows you to carry live fish has appeared on crowdfunding CAMPFIRE and is making a strong impact. It's a "tank with a handle," so to speak, and it's quite stylish to walk with a swimming sea bream. [See image] A live fish bag that allows you to carry live fish.This is a project by Ma Corporation that aims to reduce food loss. It is said that it started with the idea that "if there is a system that can buy and sell live seafood, it will extend the expiration date and reduce the amount of waste." Therefore, a live fish transportation device consisting of a tank unit and a fish life support device was developed. It can accommodate fish from 10 cm to 40 cm in length and 16 cm in height. The weight when full of water is about 15 kg, and I would like to prepare a trolley if possible. The life support device, which has functions such as water purification and maintenance of water temperature, can operate for up to 1 hour with the built-in battery, and is compatible with external power sources such as car cigarette lighter sockets. It is intended for users such as restaurants who want to process their own blood, such as live tightening and blood removal, and anglers who want to take home the catch alive. The developer, Mr. Ryo Fukunaga, came up with the concept of a live fish bag three years ago when he faced the problem of declining marine resources and food loss while working in the fishery industry. Full-scale development began in July 2021, and we have reached the point of trial sales at CAMPFIRE. The price is 569,800 yen, and shipping is scheduled for September. During development, we focused on how to extend the survival time of fish, and after trial and error, we succeeded in keeping red sea bream alive for 48 hours. "In 48 hours, you can travel across Japan from Cape Soya to Cape Sata by car. In other words, it will be a live fish transport device that can transport live fish anywhere in Japan." Mr. Fukunaga says that he wants to work on industrialization by tying up with companies while improving the order system. ``I hope that the live fish BAG will eventually reduce the amount of fish thrown away, and that the day will come when consumers can always eat fresh seafood,'' he said in an interview with Netorabo.
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