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Seafood Carbon Labels: Do Consumers Care?

Seafood Carbon Labels: Do Consumers Care?

As climate impact becomes a growing consideration in food choices, carbon labeling is emerging as the next frontier in seafood transparency. Designed to communicate the greenhouse gas footprint of products, carbon labels aim to inform consumers about the environmental...
Climate-Driven Fish Migration and Quota Changes

Climate-Driven Fish Migration and Quota Changes

As ocean temperatures rise and marine ecosystems respond to climate change, fish populations are shifting their geographic ranges at an unprecedented pace. Species once concentrated in predictable fishing grounds are moving poleward or into deeper waters, crossing...
New Trade Rules for Seafood Exporters

New Trade Rules for Seafood Exporters

In a time of shifting global trade dynamics and evolving food-safety standards, new import regulations are reshaping the competitive landscape for seafood exporters. For small and mid-size operators, compliance with increasingly stringent import requirements,...
Illegal Seafood Trade: Pirate Fishing Crime Threats

Illegal Seafood Trade: Pirate Fishing Crime Threats

The illegal seafood trade represents one of the most significant environmental and economic crimes occurring in our oceans today. Often referred to as pirate fishing or illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing, this criminal enterprise undermines marine...