Transfer to CNR News, March 5 news

On the afternoon of March 4th, a batch of 105,000 cans of canned oceanic tuna donated by the China Ocean Fisheries Association to Hubei's "anti-epidemic" front line will be shipped from Ningbo Today Food Co., Ltd. and will be shipped to Hubei. It is expected to arrive in Wuhan and Guangshui in 2 days. Medical staff struggling to “anti-epidemic ”will soon be able to eat high-quality canned Pacific deep-sea tuna produced by Today Food.

It is understood that the China Ocean Fisheries Association donated more than 100,000 cans of tuna worth 1.3 million yuan this time. They are deep-sea tuna sourced from the Pacific Ocean. They are made overtime and carefully by Ningbo Today Food Co., Ltd. It will be shipped to Wuhan City and Guangshui City separately, each donating more than 50,000 cans. Six designated hospitals in Wuhan and medical teams from Beijing, Xinjiang, Jiangsu, Shandong and other places that support Wuhan will be targeted to receive this donation. The Office of the Coronavirus Pneumonia Prevention and Control Headquarters in Guangshui City will uniformly allocate the materials that shipped to the city. China Ocean Fisheries Association also donated 600,000 yuan to the city for anti-epidemic.

"Tuna has high nutritional value and is rich in various nutrients such as DHA, EPA, taurine, protein, etc. I hope this batch of canned tuna can help frontline medical staff to increase nutrition, restore energy and increase resistance while adjusting daily meals, "said Zeng Yuexiang, vice chairman of China Ocean Fisheries Association.

It is understood that after the outbreak of the Coronavirus Pneumonia, the China Ocean Fisheries Association immediately encouraged member companies to respond positively and give full play to the Chinese nation's fine tradition of "when disasters struck, help from all sides." According to statistics, member units of the China Ocean Fisheries Association have donated more than 20 million yuan through different methods. In the next step, the China Ocean Fisheries Association will continue to raise ocean fishery products and donate to the frontline and key areas to "anti-epidemic".