According to the Food & Agriculture Organization with the United Nations, worldwide food production needs to increase by 70% to keep up with population growth and demand. At the same time, drought and water shortages threaten traditional farming methods as well as the raising of beef, pork, and poultry. Even traditional fish farming methods are at risk from contaminated systems and wasted water from inefficient systems.
It’s a problem with a multi-billion-dollar answer. Already China is planning to spend $450 billion to modernize its agriculture industry by 2020*. But it doesn’t solve the long-term challenge… AquaHarvest can.
We are currently seeking Series A Round funding from accredited investors, after already having closed our Seed Round funding.
- Funding is equity and/or preferred returns based via the Holding Company and/or its first farm(s)
- Low-cost technology
- High-density production
- Rapid speed to market
- Scalable growth
- Self-funding after several months’ operation
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Provided below are both links and various reports, articles, and other sources of information, this is information often referenced in company documents. Click on the links and view or download the content.
Global Macro Reports:
- United Nations World Food Programme and Singularity University Global Impact Challenge
- World Ocean Review 3, Marine Resources – Opportunities and Risks
- World Ocean Review 2, The Future of Fish – The Fisheries of The Future
- World Ocean Review 1, Living with The Oceans
- Aquabest, Economic Feasibility Report – Case Study on the Danish Model
- Australian RAS, ISS Institute Study and Report
- David Suzuki Foundation, Global Assessment, Closed System Aquaculture
- World Bank Report, Reducing Risk in Aquaculture
- World Bank Report, Fish to 2030
- JZ’s UN FAO SOFIA Report Summary
- OECD, Environmental Outlook to 2050, Consequences of Inaction
- OECD, Environmental Outlook to 2030, Summary
- OECD FAO, Agricultural Outlook 2015-2024
- UN FAO, General Facts Regarding World Fisheries
- UN FAO, Fish Stocks
- UN FAO, Review of State of World Marine Fishery Resources
- UN FAO State of Fisheries and Aquaculture
- UN FAO, Summary Report World Agriculture Towards 2015-2030
RAS Aquaculture Systems:
US Demand, Drivers, and Trends – Reports:
- Congressional Report on Fruit and Veg in US
- US Aquaculture 2013
- Food Economics and Consumer Choice
- A General Guide to Pricing for Direct Markets
- Agriculture Marketing – Aquaponics
- Why Local Food Matters Food Chain Logistics and Safety Trends
- Trends in U.S. Local Food Systems, 2015 USDA Congress Report
- US Grocery Shopper Trends 2015, Exec Summary
- US Marketplace 2008
- Global Drivers of Agricultural Demand and Supply
- US Aquaculture Overview, Systems, Seafood Production and Safety, Primer-for-Retailers
Species Information:
Aquaculture Investment Presentations and Information:
- Investing for Global Sustainable Fisheries Executive Summary 2016
- Russia Fisheries Company Financial Presentation
- Bakkafrost Company Presentation
- Sino Agro Aquaculture Presentation
- Keynote Aquaculture Presentation RaboBank
- Private Equity Investing in Aquaculture, Presentation
- Keynote Presentation on Aquaculture Industry and Investment Risks, Larkin
USDA Census – Agriculture and Aquaculture Statistical Reports:
- 2015 Organic Policy Conference, Info-graphic, OTA
- 2013 Farm to School Census, National Overviewe
- 2012 Canada Aquaculture Statistics, Canada Statistics
- 2013 Florida Seafood and Aquaculture Report
- 2013 Florida Agriculture Report
- 2013 California Agriculture Statistics Overview
- 2013 California Agriculture Statistics, Complete
- 2012 California Organics Survey
- 2015 US Organics Overseas Markets, Organic Trade Assoc, Trade Data Report
- 2008 US Organics Census
- 2013 US Aquaculture Census
- 2014 US Agriculture Census
Articles on Seafood and Fisheries:
- New maps show the utterly massive imprint of fishing on the world’s oceans
- The Impacts - 2011 Meat Eaters Guide - Meat Eater's Guide to Climate Change
- Seafood Watch Criteria for Greenhouse Gas Final
- Seafish Guide to GHG Emissions in Seafood
- FAO - News Article_ Key Facts and Findings
- AquaCulture Stats and Greenhouse Gas, Etc
- Farming Gets High Tech in Bid to Offer Locally Grown Produce
- Nearly Half of US Seafood Supply is Wasted – Study
- National Seafood Fraud Testing Results – Report
- BBC, Future – How the World’s Oceans Could be Running Out of Fish
- World Wildlife Fund (WWF) – Unsustainable Fishing
- FAO Reports 87% of the World’s Fisheries are Over Exploited or Fully Exploited
- UNESCO, Facts and Figures on Marine Biodiversity
Links To Useful Websites:
- Market Price for Fish – Sea-Ex
- Globefish Pricing and reports
- Food and Agriculture Organization – UN
- USDA – Aquaculture National Institute of Food and Agriculture
- SRAC Southern Regional Aquaculture Center
- California Aquaculture Association
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