Improve and increase the availability of sustainable marine ingredients
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We are a sector wide, multi-stakeholder initiative working to drive environmental and social improvements in key fisheries globally.
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Providing a single value chain contact point to contribute to existing platforms aimed at ensuring sustainable management of fisheries providing marine ingredients
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Our members are all users of marine ingredients and other stakeholders interested in working collaboratively to increase the availability of sustainable marine ingredients.
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Roundtable welcomes FAO SOFIA Report 2022
The Global Roundtable on Marine Ingredients welcomes the latest FAO’s State of the World Fisheries and Aquaculture report on 29th June 2022, launched at the recent UN Ocean Conference.
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By Árni M. Mathiesen (Independent Chair of the Global Roundtable)
When thinking about the future of global aquaculture, three actual and potential megatrends come to mind. Starting with the trend towards healthier foods, with a focus on a higher proportion of quality protein and omega-3 fatty acids coming from fish or other aquatic blue foods. Next, the un-precedented pressure on the terrestrial environment, including climate change, water management and biodiversity, which in turn has led to potential food systems disruptions due natural disasters, crop failures and potentially due to further Covid 19 type events.