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Does seafood supply chain traceability require blockchain technology?

Does seafood supply chain traceability require blockchain technology?

by adminlz4S | Sep 28, 2023 | News

Traceability is worth attention In today’s globalized world, every industry faces increasing scrutiny, not only for the quality of its products but also for the transparency and traceability of its supply chain.   Seafood industry is not immune either...
SEA2SEE project proudly presented at Aquaculture Europe 2023, Vienna, Austria

SEA2SEE project proudly presented at Aquaculture Europe 2023, Vienna, Austria

by adminlz4S | Sep 25, 2023 | News

Our team sharing the passion for balanced diversity in aquaculture SEA2SEE partners SEAentia, Landing Aquaculture BV and NAYS presented the project at Aquaculture Europe 2023 trade fair and conference that took place in Vienna, Austria from 18 to 21 September. This...
New technologies and approaches for sustainable #seafood suplychain

New technologies and approaches for sustainable #seafood suplychain

by adminlz4S | Sep 19, 2023 | News

Join Aquaculutre Europe 2023 Conference on Thursday, 21 September at 1615 hrs CET to listen to the joint oral presentation of SEA2SEE Project and FishEUTrust Project “New technologies and approaches for sustainable #seafood suplychain” Presenters:- Carlos...
United by the common goal to improve European aquaculture, four EU projects join forces at Aquaculture Europe 2023, Vienna, Austria

United by the common goal to improve European aquaculture, four EU projects join forces at Aquaculture Europe 2023, Vienna, Austria

by adminlz4S | Sep 8, 2023 | News

Aquaculture is the world’s most diverse farming practice in terms of species, farming methods, intensity level, and is one of the most sustainable ways of providing animal protein to the 8.5 billion people expected to populate Earth by 2030. While aquaculture on a...
SEA2SEE Participatory Workshop in France  Watch the series on YouTube

SEA2SEE Participatory Workshop in France
Watch the series on YouTube

by adminlz4S | Aug 2, 2023 | News

SEA2SEE project stands out with the employment of the innovative concept of Blockchain to improve the traceability and visibility of sustainable seafood in Europe. After Greece, Spain and Portugal, it was France that hosted a participatory workshop to identify the...
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  • Does seafood supply chain traceability require blockchain technology?
  • SEA2SEE project proudly presented at Aquaculture Europe 2023, Vienna, Austria
  • New technologies and approaches for sustainable #seafood suplychain
  • United by the common goal to improve European aquaculture, four EU projects join forces at Aquaculture Europe 2023, Vienna, Austria
  • SEA2SEE Participatory Workshop in France
    Watch the series on YouTube

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