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Japanese workers sorting skipjack tuna near the city of Chiba
Japanese workers sorting skipjack tuna near the city of Chiba | Photo courtesy of Dane Gillett/Shutterstock
April 25, 2024

Fixed-net operating company Jogasaki is model case for benefits of Japan’s fishery reform

Fishing boats at a harbor in County Donegal in northwest Ireland
Fishing boats at a harbor in County Donegal in northwest Ireland | Photo courtesy of shawnwil23/Shutterstock
April 25, 2024

EU membership is hurting Irish fisheries industry, IFPO says

Norwegian marine ecologist Per-Erik Schulze and Norwegian Society for the Conservation of Nature Deputy Chair Randi Storhaug
Norwegian marine ecologist Per-Erik Schulze and Norwegian Society for the Conservation of Nature Deputy Chair Randi Storhaug | Photos courtesy of Per-Erik Schulze and Randy Storhaug
April 25, 2024

Op-ed: Are aquaculture sustainability certifications broken?

The Nature Conservancy's Senior Corporate Engagement Advisor for Fisheries and Aquaculture Rob Johnson
The Nature Conservancy's Senior Corporate Engagement Advisor for Fisheries and Aquaculture Rob Johnson | Photo courtesy of the Nature Conservancy
April 25, 2024

The Nature Conservancy’s Rob Johnson pushing "bold" Tuna Transparency Pledge

Riofrío Brand Development Manager Lea Fallourd.
Riofrío is committed to maintaining its organic standards as it works to expand markets | Photo by Cliff White/SeafoodSource
April 25, 2024

World’s original organic caviar producer Riofrío touts uniqueness of its Nacarii sturgeon

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Choosing right: Towards a better understanding of fishery improvement projects (FIPs) | Product

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Fishery improvement projects (FIPs) are a key tool used to improve the sustainability of fisheries around the globe. FIPs bring suppliers, retailers, and food-service companies together with conservation groups and scientific experts to address environmental challenges in a fisheryand work toward sustainability standards, public policy upgrades and other interventions. In this webinar, learn about FisheryProgress.org, a new website launched in October by FishChoice and the Conservation Alliance for Seafood Solutions. The site aims to improve the availability, accessibility and reliability of information on fishery improvement projects and allowing businesses to make better-informed sourcing decisions. The webinar will feature FishChoice President Rich Boot and its director of strategic partnerships, Kristin Sherwood, as well as Fortune Fish Marketing Manager Stacy Schultz.

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