Global demand for aquatic foods (fish, seafood and seaweed) is set to nearly double by 2050. However, approximately US $2-3 trillion of seafood-related assets and revenue may be at risk as a result of the damage done to our oceans.
A partner coalition - made of the FAIRR Initiative, WWF US, UNEP FI, Planet Tracker and the World Benchmarking Alliance - started a Collaborative Investor Engagement to encourage major seafood companies to develop and implement full-chain, digital and interoperable traceability systems as a means of identifying and addressing key environmental and social risks - such as illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing, overfishing, habitat conversion and human rights issues - and unlocking sustainable opportunities.
Join us in this upcoming webinar, which will provide you with the necessary tools to understand what seafood traceability looks like in practice, ahead of the next phase of this Engagement in Spring 2024.
Jo Raven Sara Minchin Laure Boissat François Mosnier Helen Packer Gregory Brown Mark Richardson Cynthia Asaf
Why is traceability critical in #seafood supply chains? What are the benefits for #investors to engage with companies on seafood?
Join our upcoming webinar, ''Traceability in seafood supply chains and its implications for investors'', on February 20th to discover the necessary tools to build investors’ capacity on the topic of seafood supply chain #traceability. Our panel of experts will explore what good quality supply chain traceability means, what it looks like in practice, as well as address the challenges encountered, and where advanced seafood companies currently are in their implementation.
Register here: https://ow.ly/EUOU50QuoH9
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