Longshan, the world biggest eel farming enterprise in China, headquartered
at Longshan Village, Dantu County, Jiangsu Province, found in 1987 with
a first capital of USD 3,000 and 5 founder members, is now comprised with
16 subsidiaries, of which 7 are joint ventures. It deals with formulated
feed production, eel farming and processing, as well as exportation of
roasted eels.
In 1995, its turn-over amounts to USD 500million and expects to increase to USD 1.3billion in 5 years.
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Eel has been regarded as tonics and medicines for a long period of time
in China. It contains DHA, EPA, 18 kinds of amino acid, Lecithin, Vitamins,
minerals, and unsaturated fatty acid, which can prevent the cardiac and
cerebral diseases, recover health after operation, and can even make the
brain more clever.