Crucial Considerations When Engaging Corporates on Seafood Traceability
March 15, 2023
Revenue from the global seafood supply value chain is equivalent to 2% of global GDP. That’s $1.8 trillion. With great revenue, as with power, comes great responsibility; exemplified by the growing consumer and regulatory demand for improved traceability in the seafood sector. This report explores critical considerations when engaging corporates on seafood traceability, the process of documenting all steps of the seafood product’s journey along the supply chain.
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