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18th Apr 13

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FishWise white paper on seafood traceability

01/05/2012

FishWise has summarized its research and learnings on seafood traceability in this document, for the purpose of assisting seafood companies and other stakeholders in the sustainable seafood movement.

It is hoped that this document will create connections across sectors and groups, and will spark conversation as to how the seafood industry can work together to eliminate illegal fishing and unacceptable social conditions from supply chains. If government, conservation organizations, funders, and the industry work together, significant progress on seafood traceability can be made and, in turn, the environmental and social aspects of the seafood industry improved.

Author: FishWise

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