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    Seafood Expo Global 2025

    Visit our Seafood Expo Global 2025 webpage for all the highlights from SFP’s three days in Barcelona at the world’s biggest seafood trade show.

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    Bycatch Solutions Showcase 2025

    SFP’s Bycatch Solutions Hub bridges the gap between innovation and action to reverse the decline of ocean wildlife and deliver solutions that the seafood industry can easily support. The Hub connects companies that want to reduce bycatch in their supply chain and help fix the global bycatch problem with organizations…

  • People

    Geoff Tingley

    Geoff Tingley is a career scientist with over 30 years’ experience in population dynamics, leading science programs, conducting research, and providing advice for governments, regulatory bodies, and industry in developing and developed countries across the world. Initially working in parasite population dynamics and the biological control of insects, he transitioned…

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    SFP Industry Partners

    Our industry partners share our vision of a world where all seafood is sustainably and responsibly produced, and recognize the business, environmental, and social value of achieving this goal. Partnership with SFP is collaborative, with active participation by both sides. We offer our partners frameworks and models for sustainability and…
    Fresh seafood counter in supermarket

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    Industry Leadership

    In all of our impact areas, SFP’s primary goal is to build industry leadership to take sustainability to scale. We work with the entire seafood supply chain, from fishers to retailers, to demonstrate what is possible. And then, as companies begin to adopt these strategies, we let them lead and…
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    Resilient Communities

    Efforts to improve the sustainability of seafood must involve the people who produce that seafood and the communities they sustain. SFP works to advance opportunities for fishing communities worldwide, aiming to improve their livelihoods and ensure they can keep delivering seafood to an ever-demanding world. Creating resilient livelihoods and communities…
    fishers and boats at Beach in Senegal

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    Abundant Fisheries

    When fish populations are healthy, plentiful, and not compromised by human activities, companies have a reliable supply of products, consumers enjoy access to low-carbon protein, and fishing communities and ocean ecosystems can thrive. While governments are ultimately responsible for preserving and maintaining the health of fish stocks, many lack the…
    fisherman catching fish in net on boat

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    Healthy Ecosystems

    When we talk about sustainable fisheries, it’s not just about the fish. It’s also about where they live. Healthy, balanced ecosystems lead to abundant fisheries and benefit industry, nature, and communities. SFP bridges the gap between companies that want to take action to protect biodiversity and nature and organizations that…
    small shark cruises a reef populated by a school of small red fish

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    Protecting Ocean Wildlife

    Fishing vessels unintentionally capture hundreds of thousands of sharks, marine mammals, sea turtles, and seabirds every year. But there are practical solutions for reducing bycatch, including adoption of best practices, increased monitoring, and development of new technologies. BYCATCH is the capture of non-target species during fishing.  
    Sea turtle and shark swimming over reef with fish

  • Press Release

    SFP and Hilborn Lab launch the latest version of the FIP database

    Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP) and the Hilborn Lab at the University of Washington have launched the latest update of their Fishery Improvement Projects Database (FIP-DB). The database is a comprehensive resource for tracking the scope, attributes, and progress of fishery improvement projects (FIPs) worldwide, along with the fisheries they aim…