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Traceability and sustainability: canned fish facing the 2029 milestone

Traceability and sustainability: canned fish facing the 2029 milestone

by domgrid-bane | Jun 22, 2026 | News

An INTERVIEW with Jean-Francois FEILLET, Director QSE and CSR, Maison Chancerelle, France Contributor: Ethic Ocean Chancerelle is a family-owned company based in Brittany specializing in canned fish preparation. Its flagship product is sardines, sold under the...
Traceability for seafood in action: SEA2SEE Project technological updates

Traceability for seafood in action: SEA2SEE Project technological updates

by domgrid-bane | Jun 10, 2026 | News

Contributor: Adeline Caffin, Tilkal As SEA2SEE enters the final months of the project, the initiative continues to strengthen its role as a pioneering effort for seafood traceability and transparency in Europe. Bringing together technological innovation, operational...
Building Trust and Transparency in Europe’s Seafood Future: SEA2SEE Final Conference highlights the human side of seafood traceability

Building Trust and Transparency in Europe’s Seafood Future: SEA2SEE Final Conference highlights the human side of seafood traceability

by domgrid-bane | Jun 8, 2026 | News

Faro, Portugal – 2 June 2026 On 2 June 2026, the University of Algarve in Faro, Portugal hosted the SEA2SEE Final Conference where a sincere conversation about digital traceability, building trust and collaboration took center stage. Bringing together researchers,...
Seafood sector voices point the way toward smarter digital traceability

Seafood sector voices point the way toward smarter digital traceability

by domgrid-bane | May 27, 2026 | News

What will it take for blockchain to become a practical tool for seafood traceability? That was the central question explored during three Sea2See Focus Groups organised in March 2026 with seafood sector stakeholders in Greece, France, Portugal and Spain. Bringing...
Promoting Sustainable Octopus Consumption Through Traceability

Promoting Sustainable Octopus Consumption Through Traceability

by domgrid-bane | Apr 3, 2026 | News

Last Friday, March 27, the University of the Algarve served octopus from Fuzeta for the first time at its university restaurant, demonstrating that it is possible to trace seafood from its origin to the point of consumption, and showcasing the traceability app...
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  • Traceability and sustainability: canned fish facing the 2029 milestone
  • Traceability for seafood in action: SEA2SEE Project technological updates
  • Building Trust and Transparency in Europe’s Seafood Future: SEA2SEE Final Conference highlights the human side of seafood traceability
  • Seafood sector voices point the way toward smarter digital traceability
  • What connects seafood to people? Reflections from Seafood Expo Global

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