Responsible Production for the Future

TK Fish actively uses integrated solar energy systems in its production facilities to meet a significant portion of its energy needs. The clean energy obtained via solar panels significantly reduces carbon emissions caused by fossil fuel use in production processes. This system not only reduces environmental impact but also optimizes energy costs, creating a more sustainable production economy. This renewable energy-based infrastructure forms the foundation of TK Fish’s long-term environmental commitments in combating climate change.

To support the healthy growth of fish, oxygen is provided on-site at TK Fish facilities through integrated oxygen production systems instead of being transported from external sources. These systems eliminate transport-related emissions and ensure uninterrupted production continuity. The oxygen generators are optimized to operate automatically based on production volume and are structured to provide energy efficiency within the facility. This approach reduces environmental impact and enhances fish welfare, directly improving product quality.

TK Fish implements a comprehensive efficiency strategy to minimize resource usage in aquaculture production. Semi-automated feeding systems reduce feed waste while optimizing fish growth performance. Water consumption is controlled through recovery technologies, and process water is reused to reduce environmental load. Additionally, performance monitoring systems continuously analyze critical inputs such as energy, feed, and water—reducing environmental impact and enhancing operational efficiency. This holistic approach is a concrete reflection of our sustainable production vision.