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The Seafood Alliance for Legality and Traceability

SALT convenes the seafood industry, governments, funders, and non-governmental organizations around the globe to collaborate and share seafood traceability knowledge.
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A reflection on a Tanzanian co-design event for traceability

Featuring Felister Kamuli
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SALT 2022 in Review

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Q&A with IFT’s Global Food Traceability Center:

How Governments can Build a Scalable, Long Lasting Seafood Traceability Program
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What data can help us uncover human and labor rights risks in the seafood sector?

As awareness about human and labor rights abuses within the seafood sector has grown, so has interest in determining whether data currently being collected could be used to identify human and labor rights risks.
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SALT’s website showcases seafood traceability efforts around the globe to ignite collaboration

SALT promotes legal and sustainable fisheries by expanding electronic traceability to benefit our ocean economy, environment, and seafood laborers.

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Seascape MAP

Discover traceability, counter-illegal fishing, and social responsibility efforts around the globe

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Browse our one-stop-shop of traceability resources

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Forced labor linked to seafood supply in 55 countries
93% of marine fisheries are fished at or above sustainable levels, yet seafood consumption continues to rise.
Up to 25% of wild-caught fish is illegal in origin, costing the global economy at least US$10 billion a year

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SALT 2022 in Review

February 9, 2023

UPCOMING EVENT

Part 2. Maximizing the Power of Technology: Achieving Interoperability and Addressing Data and Verification Needs in Seafood Supply Chains

April 19 @ 12:00 pm

Part 3. Long-Term Returns: Understanding and Maximizing Ecological, Social, and Economic Benefits of Electronic Traceability Programs

May 22

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March 27th
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March 25th
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS: We’re seeking support in hosting and developing our closeout event in the DC area. Deadline… https://t.co/t0gi4UJuh3
March 24th
SALT is seeking a partner organization to host its closeout event in the DC area. Requirements include: ✅ Event ma… https://t.co/adV6zZ9Y5x
March 22nd
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March 17th
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March 17th
SALT traveled to collaborate with @UvuviNa, @afo_tz , and technical advisor Yahya Mgawe, for a workshop, “Co-creati… https://t.co/qusDRtg4H9
March 16th
Our staff is home from #SENA23 and we're so glad for all the connections we made! Thanks to @SeafoodExpo_NA and all… https://t.co/UrDz7SM96T
March 16th
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March 16th
The #PSMA is an international agreement led by @FAO. It empowers port officials to deny high IUU risk vessels to do… https://t.co/6CPKyZjxmf
March 15th
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