Sea Pact and GDST: Working Together for Seafood Traceability
(UNITED STATES, 9/9/2020)
Sea Pact and the Global Dialogue on Seafood Traceability (GDST) are today announcing a joint work program in support of efficient, verifiable, and interoperable seafood traceability. The new work program represents an important step forward for the seafood industry towards ensuring that all seafood products bought and sold around the world are traceable to legal and responsible production practices.
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This Sea Pact - GDST collaboration will focus on implementation of the recently released GDST 1.0 Standards and Guidelines for Interoperable Seafood Traceability, the first-ever global standards designed to make seafood traceability systems interoperab...
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