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Ned Daly

  • Contributing Editor, SeafoodSource.com
  • Sustainability Strategist, Diversified Communications HQ
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Nonprofit Abalobi’s technology suite helping South Africa’s small-scale fishers gain elusive market access

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By Ned Daly
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Around 40 percent of the world’s fisheries landings come from small-scale operations, yet many of these fishermen struggle to gain access to international markets and miss out on lucrative export opportunities. Nonprofit Abalobi works closely with small-scale fishers to alleviate this issue in South Africa, ensuring their operations are well-documented, verifiably legal, and equitably regulated in order to gain market access.
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Market Commitment Evaluation Framework ensuring consistency in sustainability data collection, reporting

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By Ned Daly
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Seafood companies around the globe have increasingly pledged to adopt more sustainable and responsible practices across their value chains. Though these pledges often represent a positive step toward improving upon supply chain issues, the company-specific development of these commitments creates a challenge, as there is often very little alignment or consistency from one company to another.
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ISSF’s PVR and VOSI programs turning data into value for tuna supply chains

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By Ned Daly
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The International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF) has spent over a decade bringing together tuna stakeholders to enhance the sustainability of the stocks – and that effort is working. ISSF has been collaborating with a broad set of stakeholders, including ship captains, harvesters, processors, distributors, retailers, NGOs, RFMOS, and scientists, since 2009 to improve the management and health of tuna stocks.
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