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2023 July to September supply chain analysis: Grants awarded and businesses prepare for regulatory changes
Our quarterly look at the UK seafood supply chain from supply to markets. This blog sums up local and global insight from July to September 2023. -
California Transparency in Supply Chains Act
The Act requires certain companies to report on their specific actions to eradicate slavery and human trafficking in their supply chains. -
FMIG: Cross-sector governance in UK waters
This meeting will examine the competition for maritime space, and the impact of spatial squeeze on the fishing sector in UK waters. -
SECLG: Recruitment challenges for the seafood sector
This meeting will look at responsible recruitment in the seafood sector and how to ensure the remediation of worker-paid recruitment fees. -
Don’t worry about media coverage on the end of fish and chips - it’s still on the menu
Our CEO responds to the latest sensationalist media reporting on sustainability in the UK seafood supply chain. -
SECLG: Addressing emerging issues and challenges
This meeting will explore how the seafood supply chain is addressing emerging issues and challenges. -
Seafood traceability and labelling regulations
Seafood traceability and labelling regulations ensure that seafood can be tracked through the supply chain and is described accurately to consumers. -
Long line
Long lining can be used to target both pelagic and demersal fish. -
Global Tuna Alliance
An independent group of retailers and supply-chain companies. -
UK seafood supply chain overview
Performance of the UK seafood supply chain. Data includes landings, aquaculture, processing, imports, exports and seafood consumption. -
Plastic packaging in scope
Plastic Packaging Tax is due on some non-recycled plastic packaging used in the seafood supply chain. Find out what is and isn’t included. -
Transparency in Supply Chains Clause (TISC)
The Act requires organisations to report on the processes and due diligence taken to ensure that their supply chains are slavery free.