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Responsible Quality Project TUNA FISHING sustainable commitment RESPECT THE ENVIRONMENT strategic commitment SELECTION RAW MATERIALS funamental commitment ANALYSES & CONTROLS rigorous commitment PRODUCT TRACEABILITY transparent commitment NUTRITION & WELLNESS health-conscious commitment RESPECT FOR PEOPLE social commitment
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Responsible Quality Project
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International Seafood Sustainability Foundation UNSUSTAINABLE Fishery in Improvement SUSTAINABLE or equivalent ISSF is working to improve global tuna fisheries so that they may meet the certification standards ISSF is a fresh approach that is making progress toward tuna sustainability – A global, collaborative partnership of scientific experts, WWF and the industry – It is dedicated to science-based initiatives for long term conservation and sustainable use of tuna stocks….applied science, advocacy, direct market action. Bolton Alimentari is a founding member of the ISSF
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ISSF
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Stock Status by species NOT used in canned tuna
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Committments SUPPORTING MARINE RESERVES IMPROVING TRACEABILITY AND STOP ILLEGAL FISHING REDUCING BYCATCH PROMOTING AND ADOPTING SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES NUTRITION, HEALTH AND WELLNESS
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Marine Reserves Respect for the marine reserves No fishing of tuna in protected areas No purchase of tuna from 4 protected areas Established by the 2010 Pacific Naura Aggreement
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Traceability STOP illegal fishing – High demands for trade partners Regional Fisheries Management Organization (RFMO) member Provide data No at-sea transshipment... – No transactions with companies that have vessels on Illegal Unreported & Unregulated (IUU) list of the EU If we find out : market withdrawal of the products
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Traceability High quality traceability system – Trace tuna from capture to plate !! Packaging – Tuna species by scientific name – Ocean of catch by end of 2013 Website – Traceability of every single Rio Mare can !!
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Traceability Fishing boat (name) Fishing method Flag Fishing date Fishing area (FAO) Kind of tuna
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Transparency & Reliability We are committed to get the following certifications : – Responsible quality audit DNV audit – Food Safety Management ISO22000 – Traceability ISO22005 – Environmental Management ISO14000 – Health & Safety OAS18000
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Reducing bycatch Adopt Non-Entangling FAD construction Skippers training by ISSF Encourage fishers to target bigger schools Adopt save handling techniques for sharks Dolphin Safe certified
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Reducing bycatch By SPECIES By OCEAN
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Sustainable practices Strong purchase policy – In line with ISSF stock assessments – Diversification of procurement – No catch of bluefin tuna Support of the Proactive Vessel Register (PVR) – All supplier’s vessels are listed – Vessels need to have an observer on board Sustainable fishing methods – Sourcing 100% tuna caught with sustainable fishing methods by 2017 Constructive dialogues with stakeholders – WWF, Greenpeace,... Proactive approach of MSC certification
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Pole & Line from Southern Islands = a selective fishing method that reduces the accidental fishing of other marine species Less bycatch Sustainable Develops local economy
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How to reach 100% by 2017 ? Different types of fishing methods – Purse seiner with FAD=0 % – Purse seiner with eco-FAD and best practices =30 % – Purse seiner FAD free= 40 % – Pole & Line=20 % – MSC (no more important the fishing method)=10 %
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Nutrition, health and wellness Close collaboration with nutritionist & doctors – Support scientific partners in developing studies and research Spread a culture of healty eating Communication of nutritional advantages of fish – Explain qualities & benefits
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We do not inherit this earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children Antoine de Saint-Exupery
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