Saving fish is a messy business. See how we make sense
of the complexity and surface solutions.
A guide for companies implementing seafood-supply chain traceability technology, and a call to action for all stakeholders who want to reduce illegal fishing, fraud, and overfishing.
Future of Fish hosted a workshop in Boston for stakeholders of the New England groundfish fishery in early 2015.
The need for improved fisheries data is a major challenge for sustainable fisheries management in many emerging economies.
A primer for resource managers, scientists, fishers, and others seeking to harness the power of supply chains to ignite sustainable management in artisanal fisheries.
Future of Fish developed this introduction video to help teach chefs and food-service professionals about the importance of Storied Fish.
Reports of overfishing, Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) activities, human rights abuses, and fraud continue to tarnish the reputation of the global seafood industry.
Future of Fish set out to explore the power of story to sell more fish and to determine what elements of that story most influence consumer purchasing behavior.
Internal Traceability Capacity Questionnaire Does your organization utilize an electronic Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) or Warehouse Management System (WMS)? Are you aware of the Key Data Elements (KDEs) that your business and/or supply chain requires in order to meet its traceability needs (lot number, date of processing, food recall data, etc.)? Does your current system […]
Reports of overfishing, Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) activities, human rights abuses, and fraud continue to tarnish the reputation of the global seafood industry. At the same time, companies practicing environmental and social responsibility are not rewarded for their efforts. Traceability is often held up as the answer to this broken system, but traceability tends […]
