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Making the Case for Sustainably-Certified Russian Salmon
SeafoodSource is proud to continue its long legacy of producing its Top 25 North American Seafood Suppliers with Volume 4, its 2018 edition.
Check out this year’s list to see who moved up, who dropped down, and who held steady. And this year’s version includes more in-depth information on all the news affecting the continent’s biggest seafood players, as well as exclusive interviews with C-level executives for three Top 25 firms.
Access all twenty one available Seafood Expo Global 2022 conference session videos.
An Introduction to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Catfish Proposed Rule
Robert G. Hibbert
Karl M. Nobert
Long a revered culinary tradition in Japan, sushi is now a global phenomenon. Sushi-focused restaurants can now be found in every corner of the United States and Europe, and most urban areas around the world, from Buenos Aires to Brisbane to Beijing.
Seeing, Connecting and Accelerating Transformation Systems in the Gulf of Maine
Seafood processors must provide the freshest products to meet consumer and regulatory demands, while cutting production costs to maximize narrow margins. Processed and value-added seafood products are on the rise, and today’s leading seafood companies require the right processes and technology to address these high-volume, complex and shifting needs.
Don’t swim against the current. Acess this on-demand webinar to learn:
- How consumer demands for more processed and value-added seafood is affecting the industry
- The hidden costs (and benefits) of value-added processing
- Best practices for streamlining repack operations and production processes using multiple-output BOMs
- How to optimize production of by-products to minimize waste and improve profits
- Why improving distribution with route optimization and fleet management is top of mind with today’s leading seafood executives
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Join us for an inspiring session to explore our marine future and how to ensure the production needed to feed the planet. DNV’ forecasts a doubling of marine aquaculture to meet the demand by 2050, which underlines the need for innovations to overcome farming challenges. The emerging new green deal is putting additional requirements on the industry to ensure trusted traceability along its entire value chain.
Can our oceans sustain the needed growth and what are the key challenges and limitations the industry faces in meeting the growing food demand? And how can certification and traceability help companies respond?
Nafiha Usman and Lisa de Jager will share insight on the latest trends, predictions and responses needed for the industry to grow and provide transparency toward customers and consumers worldwide.
The State of Salmon Hatchery Science and the Role Hatcheries Play in Coastal Communities and Seafood
