Seafood Hatchery is a company that hatches and produces aquaculture seeds, located in Noha-eup, Wando-gun, Jeollanam-do. Led by CEO Park Jae-seon, this company's main business is abalone farming, and it operates as a small-scale business with 3 employees.

Business Areas

• Abalone Farming: Noha-eup, Wando-gun, Jeollanam-do is one of the major abalone production areas. Seafood Hatchery engages in the business of farming and producing high-quality abalone in the clean waters of this region.
• Aquaculture Seed Production: Through the business of hatching seafood and producing aquaculture seeds, we play a role in producing and supplying seeds for various aquatic species, including abalone.

Products

• Farmed Abalone: High-quality abalone farmed in the clean waters of Noha-do, Wando, is the main product.
• Aquaculture Seeds: We produce and supply healthy seeds for various aquatic species, including abalone, to aquaculture farms.

Special Notes

• Advantages of Clean Waters: The clean waters of Noha-eup, Wando-gun, Jeollanam-do provide an optimal environment for abalone farming, enabling the production of high-quality seafood.
• Region-Specific Expertise: Located in Noha-eup, a hub for abalone farming, the business operates based on specialized knowledge and know-how in this field.
• Efficiency of Small-Scale Operations: As a small-scale company with 3 employees, efficient management and swift decision-making are expected.

💡 A Word from JobPloy
Seafood Hatchery is a small-scale company in Noha-eup, Wando-gun, Jeollanam-do, engaged in abalone farming and aquaculture seed production in a clean environment. The work in this field primarily involves physical labor, including feeding abalone, managing the farm, and harvesting, all within the unique island environment. Workload may vary depending on the season, and meticulousness and diligence are important. As it is a small business, there is a high possibility of working in a family-like atmosphere. Understanding Korea's aquaculture industry and adapting to the local culture are necessary.