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Proximar is advancing with the facility by selecting Graintec’s HyFlowTM water-borne feeding system for their grow-out salmon farm. The Oyama fish farm, located at the foot of Mount Fuji, is poised to produce approximately 5300 tonnes of Atlantic salmon annually with a focus on sustainability and reducing its environmental impact

Proximar New Update, credit by Graintec
The plant is fast progressing and the new feeding system will be installed partly outside the building, credit by Graintec

The feeding system is crucial to the success of the farm, as feeding large volumes of fish is both costly and time-consuming. The HyFlowTM system is low complexity, easy to operate, and gentle on the feed pellets, reducing feed loss and ensuring good distribution in the fish tanks.

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Lars Stigaard, CTO at Proximar, Japan, says that the water-borne solution offers practical benefits, including low complexity, ease of operation and maintenance, and the ability to feed at different depths in the fish tanks.

About Graintec

Graintec offers reliable engineering solutions, equipment, and services to the aquaculture industry worldwide. The company places a strong emphasis on being gentle in all aspects of their work, from design to execution. This approach helps to improve performance, reduce costs, enhance fish welfare, and minimize environmental impact.

About Proximar

Proximar Seafood is a Norwegian land-based salmon farming company located at the foot of Mount Fuji in Japan. Its production facility uses high-quality groundwater near Mount Fuji to produce fresh Atlantic salmon harvested the same day. Its proximity to one of the world’s largest fish markets offers significant advantages in terms of cost and carbon footprint.

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