Zhangdian Fish Noodles

Zhangdian Fish Noodles

　　Zhangdian fish noodles are crafted with exquisite skill and can be used in soups or stir-fried. They are deliciously savory and refreshing, with a unique flavor that combines both meaty and vegetarian elements, making them a beloved delicacy. In recent years, Liji Street has followed the guidance of the district party committee and government to “focus on distinctive features and achieve economies of scale” in agriculture. The street has stayed true to local advantages, striving to build, expand, and promote the Zhangdian fish noodles brand. It has placed emphasis on developing the fish noodle processing industry, which has helped boost the aquaculture sector in Liji and surrounding areas.

　　In 2007, relying on Wuhan Xinzhou Zhangdian Fish Noodles Company, Liji Street established the Wuhan Xinmin Fish Noodles Processing Professional Cooperative. This brought together fish noodle processors across the district, strengthening connections, communication, and collaboration among producers. As a result, the fish noodle industry in Xinzhou achieved a strong alliance of leading players. The cooperative has driven the development of over 30,000 acres of fish farming in Liji and nearby regions, while also boosting related sectors such as planting and distribution. Each year, it helps transfer employment for more than 900 workers, processes 1.5 million kilograms of fish noodles, and generates a total output value exceeding 30 million yuan.

　　Zhangdian fish noodles are a premium dish in the culinary world. Their sales have achieved direct farm-to-supermarket links and they are popular throughout China. In 2007, they won the Gold Award at the China Wuhan Agricultural Expo. In 2008, they were named a Wuhan Famous Trademark and certified as a Green Food product by the National Ministry of Agriculture. The Wuhan Xinmin Fish Noodles Processing Professional Cooperative was awarded the title of “Advanced Unit in Building Rural Specialized Cooperative Economic Organizations” by the Wuhan Municipal Party Committee Office in 2007. In the same year, it was recognized as a “Contract-Abiding and Credit-Worthy Enterprise” by the Wuhan Administration for Industry and Commerce.