Nohwa Chamseon Abalone is a sole proprietorship specializing in marine aquaculture located in Nohwa-eup, Wando-gun, Jeollanam-do. Operated by CEO Kim Yu-seong, the company engages in abalone cage farming and seaweed cultivation based in the clean waters of Wando. We are dedicated to fishery management and growth monitoring with the goal of producing high-quality seafood.

Business Areas

• Abalone Cage Aquaculture: We specialize in farming abalone through offshore cage facilities installed in the waters of Nohwado, Wando. We perform systematic fishery management, including feeding according to the abalone growth cycle and cleaning the nets.
• Seaweed Aquaculture: We cultivate seaweed, the main food source for abalone, to establish a stable feed supply chain. We maintain a healthy fishery environment through aquaculture management tailored to the characteristics of the sea area.

Products

• Live Abalone: Wando live abalone, grown in the offshore cages of the clean seas of Nohwado, features firm texture and rich nutrition. It is distributed and shipped while maintaining freshness.

Special Notes

• Located in the nation's largest abalone production area: Located in Nohwa-eup, Wando-gun, which has water temperatures and currents optimized for abalone farming, we have secured a stable aquaculture environment. We produce high-quality seafood through a regional foundation built on long-standing expertise.

💡 A Word from JOBPLOY
Nohwa-eup, Wando-gun, where Nohwa Chamseon Abalone is located, is an island region. Work involves traveling to the sea by boat to supply feed to abalone and maintain facilities at offshore cages. Due to the nature of offshore work, it is heavily influenced by seasonal and climate changes, so it is important to strictly follow basic safety rules such as wearing life jackets and to take care of your physical health. Consistently practicing basic fishery terminology and daily Korean communication will help you adapt to the site stably.