Webinars

Access both live and on demand webinars in which industry experts discuss revelvant and impactful topics in seafood.

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February 17, 2021
(Recorded)

Over the last 60 years, our understanding of how markets adopt innovation has evolved. This work started with Everett Rogers introducing the idea of early adopters and the diffusion of innovation theory and then expanded with Geoffrey Moore’s focus on discontinuous, disruptive innovation. Now this field of research is being adapted and applied to innovation associated with sustainability and large-scale change including implementation of

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February 16, 2021
(Recorded)

This webinar organized by SeafoodSource and Tradewind Finance will discuss the trade finance solutions available to domestic and international seafood buyers and suppliers. Topics will cover the benefits of trade finance, including improved cash flow, greater growth opportunities and credit protection. The webinar will also delve into real examples of seafood businesses who have used trade finance to boost their liquidity, achieve their

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January 27, 2021
(Recorded)

On Tuesday, 5 November, 2020, Joe Biden was elected the 46th president of the United States of America. As he prepares to take office in January 2021, the seafood industry is looking for answers as to what the Biden administration’s approach to governance, conservation, and international relations will look like, especially after the unorthodox approach President Donald Trump took to international trade and the attention he paid to the

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December 16, 2020
(Recorded)

With 2020 coming to a close, the legal and regulatory environment in the United States has continued to advance requirements for corporate due diligence on seafood legality and human rights. The webinar will present a variety of viewpoints from private industry, government, and civil society on the evolving regulatory landscape and what companies can do to take action. The panelists will give an overview of the changing U.S. regulatory

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November 18, 2020
(Recorded)

Each year, thousands of fishing vessels transfer fresh catch to refrigerated cargo vessels, or carriers, as a way to improve efficiency. But this practice, a vital part of the global fishing industry and seafood supply chain, is often hard to monitor and regulate at sea. And although the practice is legal throughout much of the ocean, ineffective monitoring and control of transshipment creates opportunities for illegally caught seafood to enter

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October 28, 2020
(Recorded)
The David and Lucile Packard Foundation and the Walton Family Foundation have completed a joint evaluation of their Global Seafood Markets strategies. The report documents the global sustainable seafood movement’s progress made over the past two decades, as well as gaps and challenges that lie ahead. Foundation program officers Sarah Hogan (Packard Foundation) and Teresa Ish (Walton Family Foundation) join us Oct. 28 to share key findings and… Read More
October 28, 2020
(Recorded)

U.S. President Trump’s executive order on seafood issued in May establishes it as U.S. policy that aquaculture is vital for supporting sustainable seafood production and is key to advancing the expansion of U.S. competitiveness and economic growth in the seafood marketplace. In addition to provisions addressing commercial fishing and international trade, the executive order calls for federal partners to increase permitting efficiencies,

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October 21, 2020
(Recorded)

Lead the Sea Change in Food Production

Are you interested in solving big problems related to seafood, sustainable ocean use and global food security? Advance your career with the Professional Science Master’s (P.S.M.) in Ocean Food Systems from the University of New England in Portland, Maine.

Meet faculty and learn more about this one-of-a-kind program:

  • Accelerated 12-month master’s degree
  • Two-week team residencies in
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October 16, 2020
(Recorded)

For over two decades, Maine lobstermen have been leaders in right whale conservation – proactively adapting their fishing practices and gear to help preserve and protect the species. As one of the world’s most sustainable fisheries, lobster harvesters go above and beyond to maintain the best-in-class sustainable measures they’ve had in place for over 125 years to protect the quality of their product and the marine environment

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September 30, 2020
(Recorded)

Seafood is important for human nutrition and as a low environmental-impact food. Yet for 20 years, the sustainable seafood narrative has been promoting seafood for ocean health to markets in high-income countries. According to Michael F. Tlusty, an associate professor at the University of Massachusetts at Boston’s School for the Environment, it’s time to broaden the sustainable seafood narrative to address improvements to food

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