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Traceability and sustainability: canned fish facing the 2029 milestone
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
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
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
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...
What connects seafood to people? Reflections from Seafood Expo Global
Contributed by: Juanita Zorrilla, SUBMON For yet another year SUBMON’s team had the opportunity to participate in the 2026 edition of the Seafood Expo in Barcelona. There is a particular moment at conferences when, after moving from one session to another, patterns...
Transforming aquatic food systems through digital traceability: A review of global challenges and opportunities
Authors:Gisela Costa, Cristina Pita, Sofia Alexandre, Katina Roumbedakis, João Pontes, Michelle Hübel, Mafalda Rangel ABSTRACT: Aquatic foods are among the most extensively traded food commodities...
Promoting Sustainable Octopus Consumption Through Traceability
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...
Sustainable Aquatic Food Systems: SEA2SEE at the Food 2030 Clustering Workshop
On 16 March 2026, SEA2SEE Coordinator Carlos Mazorra joined a diverse community of European research and innovation projects at the Clustering Workshop on Food from the Ocean and Freshwater Resources, held under the EU’s Food 2030 R&I framework. The online event...
When Fishers and Chefs Come Together Around the Sea
In December 2025, SEA2SEE partner Ethic Ocean organised a workshop as part of the stakeholder engagement activities, bringing together fishers and restaurateurs to discuss the key challenges that marine resources face. Restaurateurs from different regions met with...
Shaping Sustainable Food Choices
On 13 January 2026, theCUES Joint Webinar “Understanding What Shapes Sustainable Consumer Behaviour” brought together eight EU-funded projects working at the forefront of sustainable consumption to share insights, outcomes and practical lessons on what drives people...
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Unlock the secrets behind #seafoodtraceability with #blockchain! 🐟🔗 Dive into the article 'Strengthening Transparency in Seafood Supply Chains with Blockchain' to discover why blockchain is the game-changer, made by our partner Tilkal. More 👉 https://t.co/UAkyZWamLv
— Sea2See_project (@Sea2seeProject) January 26, 2024
Mafalda Rangel, fishery researcher @CienciasDoMar presented @Sea2seeProject @ 3rd edition of the Expo Fish Portugal '23 Conference in Sesimbra, Portugal last month.
— Sea2See_project (@Sea2seeProject) December 18, 2023
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A flashback to @Sea2seeProject management meeting in Dijon 🙂
— Sea2See_project (@Sea2seeProject) December 7, 2023
Watch on YouTube the most memorable moments of partners' presentations, workshops and discussions on the side over a cup of coffee ☕
🎥 Video production: Vitagora
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In the story of our oceans, each of us has a role to play.
— EU Maritime & Fish (@EU_MARE) December 1, 2023
From ocean energy to maritime cooperation, your workshops at European Maritime Day 2024 can ignite change.
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Lack of #seafood knowledge among European consumers is quite common. It brings into existence misconceptions, affecting food preferences. @Sea2seeProject is fostering a shift towards informed choices regarding #foodconsumption debunking common myths.
— Sea2See_project (@Sea2seeProject) January 5, 2024
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Fresh news from the SEA2SEE #YouTube channel 🐠 If you missed our Who’s Who campaign, you still have the chance to get to know our project partners and their role in the @Sea2seeProject !
— Sea2See_project (@Sea2seeProject) December 13, 2023
The full collection of "shorts" is now available on #YouTube 👉 https://t.co/V1Vnjs9sk9 pic.twitter.com/FMBGxad8Bv
The credo of @Sea2seeProject and the completed #hackathon challenge on technology empowering informed choices and boosting seafood chain transparency.👉🏼SEA2SEE Hackathon showcasing the importance of a #transdisciplinaryapproach to tackle #complexchallenges https://t.co/7cXdGIHzqr pic.twitter.com/IqLto29AzC
— Sea2See_project (@Sea2seeProject) December 6, 2023
@Sea2seeProject is proud to announce it endorsed the EU Mission “Restore our Ocean and Waters” charter. With a 2030 target, it aims to protect & restore the #health of our #ocean and waters through research and #innovation, citizen engagement, and investments in the blue economy. pic.twitter.com/CQNtHmyDEK
— Sea2See_project (@Sea2seeProject) November 17, 2023