NEWS

SEA2SEE partner NAYS took part in the “Blue Horizons” Fisheries & Aquaculture Conference 2024, held in Athens last weekend, 24 - 25 February. In Section 8 "Fishery products in the contemporary commercial environment", NAYS Director, Ioanna Argyrou, presented the...

By CCMAR team The octopus’ fishery is one of the most important small-scale fisheries in Portugal, not only regarding first-sale price and landed weight, but also concerning socio-economic impacts. This fishery uses pots and traps to capture common octopus (Octopus...

Traceability in the seafood sector is a process that involves the tracking of seafood products throughout the supply chain, from the point of origin to their final destination. This process is crucial to ensure food safety, quality control, regulatory...

Behind the European Sea2See project for a transparent and sustainable seafood sector, lays the objective to implement an innovative traceability platform, based on blockchain technology to improve trust and transparency in the seafood sector. Blockchain: the...

Although seafood is a staple of our diet, it remains somewhat mysterious to many. The lack of seafood knowledge among European consumers is quite common, bringing into existence myths and misconceptions that affect the way we consume seafood. In fact, these myths...

SEA2SEE proudly announces its endorsement of the European Mission Restore our Ocean and Waters. This mission, an integral part of Horizon Europe, aims to unite efforts across the continent to protect and restore marine and freshwater ecosystems and biodiversity,...

On November 15, we finally met the winners of SEA2SEE's Hackathon, which began during the summer of 2023. Four groups have been working hard to propose a complementary tool based on blockchain technology designed to assist consumers in making informed and responsible...

Mafalda Rangel, SEA2SEE project partner and researcher from the Centre of Marine Sciences of the Algarve (CCMAR), Portugal participated in the 3rd edition of the Expo Fish Portugal 2023 Conference, that took place in Sesimbra, Portugal, on November 14 - 15.   Her...

What is "Sustainability"? The concept of sustainability was first employed by the United Nations Brundtland commission in 1987. It is most often defined as “meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own...