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Seafood importing countries could lock out illegal fish with better control schemes, group says

Date: February 26, 2020

Source: SeafoodSource

Aligning countries’ seafood import control schemes would reduce cost burdens for seafood companies while helping prevent illegally caught fish from reaching global markets.

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Posted on February 26, 2020April 28, 2020Categories Global UncategorizedTags catch certificates Catch documentation schemes illegal fishing import controls IUU fishing

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#OceanSummit discussion with @GlobalFishWatch, @Starboard_NZ, and AFMA on data sharing and surveillance to stop #IUU fishing.

“There is not a single government, NGO, or part of the private sector that can do this by themselves"–Wez, AFMA

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ISS Today > #IUUFishing @ENACT_Africa https://t.co/gdj4TgGKco

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pewenvironment avatarPew Environment@pewenvironment·
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#Transshipment is one of the most critical parts of the seafood supply chain, but when loosely governed can raise the risk of illegal fishing.

Fisheries managers must strengthen transshipment in the north Pacific. #NPFC #IUU 👇

North Pacific Fishery Managers Must Improve Oversight of Transshipment

The North Pacific Fisheries Commission (NPFC), one of the world’s newest regional fishery management organizations (RFMOs), is tasked with the l...

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issafrica avatarISS@issafrica·
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Illegal shark fishing in Republic of Congo – government should target industrial offenders, and work with artisanal fishers, not against them.

@woleojewale for ISS Today #IUUFishing @ENACT_Africa https://t.co/4PN7zfLC7F

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ISS Today > #IUUFishing @ENACT_Africa https://t.co/gdj4TgGKco

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