Can Online Ordering and eCommerce Work for You and Your Customers?
The Human Side of Fishery Improvement: FisheryProgress Introduces Social Policy
Exploring the 2021 Power of Seafood and US Seafood Consumption Trends
Thanks to the latest advances in technology over the past several decades, seafood suppliers and buyers can now do their bidding both dockside and by the light of their desktop computers. What’s the value in conducting seafood transactions online and, conversely, in person? Join SeafoodSource.com alongside Mike Budreski, founder of online trading solution Ocean Executive, and Katy Davidson, oyster sourcing expert and founder of the Oyster Academy, as we explore the many intricacies of dealing seafood in the modern world.
Giving a Voice to Mid-Supply Chain Companies: How Sea Pact is Driving Change from the Middle
Speakers: Darian McBain, Thai Union; Wenche Gronbrekk, Cermaq; Henrik Österblom, Stockholm University; Jose Villalon, Nutreco
The aim of the newly created SeaBOS initiative is to stimulate industry leadership for ocean stewardship in accordance with best available science. SeaBOS is the result of a science-based identification of “keystone actors” in global seafood, carried out by the Stockholm Resilience Centre (SRC) of Stockholm University and published in 2015. The members represent aquaculture, wild-capture fisheries, and the feed industry. The SRC has facilitated and coordinated the work of SeaBOS since 2016, but is now transferring this role to the companies themselves.
How Fishsource and New FAO ID Codes Will Revolutionize The Seafood Industry
Sean Murphy moderates a panel including James Anderson, Henry Demone and John Tanzer about a new report that will guide millions of dollars in investments in future fisheries improvement projects in third-world countries. Speakers will give a brief presentation followed by Q&A with Sean
Moderator: Linda Cornish, Seafood Nurtrition Partnership
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It’s time to unify as an industry and be a true competitive force. Industry leaders from across the supply chain have come together to incubate a National Seafood Council to conduct a national seafood marketing campaign. These passionate leaders are working to secure federal funding for the most comprehensive national seafood marketing campaign in our industry’s history. This is YOUR chance to have a voice in the creation of YOUR Council and YOUR marketing campaign. Join us to learn, ask questions and challenge the team so YOU are represented.
Aquaculture is a critical part of the answer of how we will feed our world in the future.