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Stakeholder’s mapping

As we’ve explored in the previous step, the seafood value chain is complex, transboundary, and relies on a wide variety of stakeholders to provide the seafood choices we see on …

Harmful algal blooms and human health

Phytoplankton is the collective name for free-floating microscopic marine organisms that are found throughout the world’s lakes and oceans. Although microscopic in size, phytoplankton underpins all life on earth: these …

Defining sustainable seafood

While the word ‘sustainability’ is often associated with environmental impacts, there are a few other important factors to consider when it comes to creating truly sustainable food industries. According to …

Spotlight on SafetyNet Technologies

In this step, we shine a light on SafetyNet Technologies (SNTech), a company whose primary goal is to design and build precision fishing devices to increase the breadth of commercial …

Improving fishing techniques

Do we know how fish are caught? Which methods and tools are used? Or, how various methods of fishing can impact the environment? Which are the three most common fishing …

The seafood value chain

What is involved in getting seafood from the ocean to our plates? Globally, the commercial fisheries sector provides around 40 million people with jobs, with over 200 million more indirectly …