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Per capita consumption of seafood in the United States has been held back by perception problems and lack of seafood literacy, which has only been exacerbated by the COVID-19 crisis, resulting in an amplification of the need for direct-to-consumer education and marketing. At the same time, sustainable seafood – both wild-caught and farmed – is a healthy protein source, and dietary guidelines from the U.S. government recommends

Over the years, the Maine Lobster industry has innovated beyond live product to include new product formats and ways to bring the best-tasting and sweetest lobster in the world to restaurants and home cooks around the world. Now, as the food industry faces uncertain times, that product diversity, along with lessons learned from previous challenges, has prepared the Maine Lobster industry to meet the changing needs of end users. Ben Conniff of

The sea hosts a handful of curiosities in the Mariana Trench, the deepest point of the ocean at approximately 33,000 ft. below sea level. Prior to the 1990’s, few thought that an equipment emulating a 198,000 ft. sea immersion or 6 times the depth of the Mariana Trench, would disrupt the seafood industry – until High Pressure Processing (HPP) was introduced.

High Pressure Processing (HPP) is a non-thermal technology that eliminates

Is your organization facing new demands and economic challenges? Are you struggling to meet rapidly changing demands from customers around products and communication needs? Learn how to leverage cloud-based solutions to help you navigate the current seas of disruption and prepare for future shifts in the market.  

In this webinar, you will learn:

• How to open a two-way communication channel with customers about steps you’re taking to

In the three years since the launch of Target 75, the majority of seafood sectors including crab, mahi, octopus, squid, shrimp, snapper and grouper, tuna and whitefish have begun the long path to sustainability. Yet, in the current COVID-19 crisis, these paths to sustainability have been dramatically altered for many stakeholders.  Hear from Jim Cannon, CEO of Sustainable Fisheries Partnership, and Stacy

As a seafood processor or distributor, knowing your inventory at any given time — and avoiding purchasing too much product or turning away business you think you’re unable to handle — takes a lot of time and effort, and mistakes can be costly.

Basic software tools like spreadsheets are often too complex or customized to easily maintain, and can fail to predict gaps in your inventory. 

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Securing healthy food and decent work for an estimated 10 billion people on the planet by 2050 presents new challenges as well as fresh business opportunities. Making seafood more sustainable and production more reliable will promote collective profits, with sustainable sector growth reaching new customers in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

How do we move towards sustainability in markets where there are gaps when it comes to the right

Because of interoperability standards, Email senders don’t need to ask a recipient what system they use. Why should seafood traceability be any different? With growing consumer demand for authentication and transparency in the seafood supply chain, it’s time to take action to remove the obstacles that get in the way of effective traceability. This panel will discuss how standards-based interoperability between seafood trading partner

After three years of intensive work by more than five dozen leading seafood supply chain companies, the Global Dialogue on Seafood Traceability is proud to announce the release of groundbreaking new standards to support affordable, reliable, and interoperable seafood traceability. This panel of leading GDST member companies will serve as the official launch of GDST 1.0—a ready-to-use framework applicable to companies across the entire