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Use of blockchain technologies in the seafood industry can reduce fish loss and IUU fishing
It is hoped that applying the blockchain approach to the marine ingredient industry could create a level playing field across the whole sector, preventing IUU
The Gulf of Thailand Mixed-Trawl Fishery case: addressing social and environmental issues
The need to address environmental and social issues in the Thai fishmeal industry has led via a complex journey, to a well-subscribed Fisheries Improvement Project in the Gulf of Thailand
World Oceans Day 8 June 2020 - Innovation for a Sustainable Ocean and the role of aquaculture
The World Economic Forum held Virtual Ocean Dialogues from June 1 - 5, 2020. Libby Woodhatch, Executive Chair of MarinTrust, was invited to speak at one of the sessions, on June 3, focusing on
MarinTrust, independent business to business certification programme for the marine ingredient value chain, achieves full ISEAL Membership
MarinTrust, independent business to business certification programme for the marine ingredient value chain, has been accepted as a full member of the ISEAL Alliance, the global membership
Policy for MarinTrust Factory and MarinTrust Chain of Custody audits amid Covid-19 outbreak
Amid the outbreak and rapid spread of COVID-19, MarinTrust wants to support its stakeholders and cause minimal disruption whilst maintaining the assurance of the programme. The stakes are twofold
IFFO RS changes name to MarinTrust
IFFO RS, the IFFO Global Standard for Responsible Supply, has just announced its new name: MarinTrust and unveiled its new logo today.
The new name conveys the
IFFO RS calls for addition of a new Certification Body to certify against the IFFO RS programme
In order to safeguard assurance and increase accessibility to the Programme, IFFO RS today announced a call for Certification Bodies (CBs) to apply to become an approved CB to certify against the
IFFO RS welcomes two new FIPs to the Improver Programme
Following extensive work, two Fishery Improvement Project (FIP) fisheries have just been accepted onto the IFFO RS Improver Programme (IFFO RS IP):
the Mauritanian small pelagic fishery and