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Guía de los FIP para la Industria Pesquera
Spanish-language version of SFP's Seafood Industry Guide to FIPs
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Press Release
Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Launches the ‘Seafood Industry Guide to FIPs’
SFP today released a new publication – ‘The Seafood Industry Guide to FIPs’. The guide is designed for seafood professionals who want an easy introduction to fishery improvement projects (FIPs) and links to more detailed resources. The Guide covers the basic stages of running an improvement project as well as… -
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Themes from the world of improvement
First, buyers and suppliers of seafood are becoming increasingly involved in fishery and aquaculture improvement projects. They recognize their ability to affect change by working with their suppliers, and the benefits of doing so – not just the ecological benefits to the fishery and ecosystem, but the economic benefits to…
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Press Release
Congalsa and Sustainable Fisheries Partnership announce a partnership to improve the sustainability of seafood
Congalsa and Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP) announced today a partnership dedicated to ensuring the ecological sustainability of seafood supplies. This is the first time a Spanish company has partnered with SFP and represents a significant move in terms of corporate responsibility. SFP is dedicated to helping businesses source seafood responsibly… -
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Introduction to aquaculture improvement projects (AIPs)
This video provides an introduction to aquaculture improvement projects (AIPs): https://youtu.be/g37thq4hQp8
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eNewsletter
SFP News April 2014
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Blog Post
An introduction to fishery improvement projects (FIPs)
This video provides an introduction to fishery improvement projects (FIPs): https://youtu.be/NeYbhMJaEZ0
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SFP Sustainability Overview of Wild Fisheries that Supply Shrimp
First SFP sustainability overview of fisheries that target and supply shrimp. -
Press Release
ASDA pledges action on threatened marine wildlife with publication of new report
Leading UK retailer Asda today pledged action to ensure the protection of marine wildlife that is ‘protected, endangered or threatened’ by commercial fishing with the publication of a report on tackling the problem of ‘bycatch’ (the accidental catching of non-target fish species). The report – ‘Minimizing and managing the impacts… -
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Bycatch Best Practices 2013
Four case studies illustrating the implementation of bycatch reduction techniques.