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18th Apr 13

Managed by Chatham House

Financed by DEFRA

Trade and Market-Related Instruments to Reinforce Fisheries Management Measures to Promote Sustainable Fishing Practices

08/03/2006

Author: University of Rhode Island (Cathy A. Roheim and Jon G. Sutinen)

Describes the current range of trade and market place-related measures being used by individual states, RFMOs, the fishing industry and NGOs to reinforce international fisheries conservation and management measures, achieve fisheries management and sustainability objectives and minimise IUU fishing. Covers catch monitoring, product tracking, labelling and other trade- and market place-related measures.

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