Sustaining ethical trade in farmed aquatic products between Asia and the EU

D.C. Little; F.J. Murray; T.C. Telfer; J.A. Young; L.G. Ross; B. Hill; A. Dalsgard; P. Van den Brink; J. Guinée; R. Kleijn; R. Mungkung; Y. Yi; J. Min; L. Liping; L. Huanan; L. Yuan; Y. Derun; N.T. Phuong; T.N. Hai; P.T. Liem; V.N Ut; V.T. Tung; T.V. Viet; K. Satapornvanit; T. Pongthanapanich; M.A. Wahab; A.K.M. Nowsad Alam; M.M. Haque; M.A. Salam; F. Corsin; D. Pemsl; E. Allison; M.C.M. Beveridge; I. Karunasagar; R. Subasinghe; M. Kaiser; A. Sveinson Haugen; S. Ponte

Sustaining ethical trade in farmed aquatic products between Asia and the EU

in Ethical futures: bioscience and food horizons

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D.C. Little

D.C. Little ¹University of Stirling, United Kingdom; dcl1@stir.ac.uk

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F.J. Murray

F.J. Murray ¹University of Stirling, United Kingdom; dcl1@stir.ac.uk

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T.C. Telfer

T.C. Telfer ¹University of Stirling, United Kingdom; dcl1@stir.ac.uk

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J.A. Young

J.A. Young ¹University of Stirling, United Kingdom; dcl1@stir.ac.uk

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L.G. Ross

L.G. Ross ¹University of Stirling, United Kingdom; dcl1@stir.ac.uk

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B. Hill

B. Hill ²CEFAS Weymouth Laboratory, United Kingdom

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A. Dalsgard

A. Dalsgard ³University of Copenhagen, Denmark

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P. Van den Brink

P. Van den Brink ⁴Wageningen University, The Netherlands

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J. Guinée

J. Guinée ⁵Leiden University, The Netherlands

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R. Kleijn

R. Kleijn ⁵Leiden University, The Netherlands

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R. Mungkung

R. Mungkung ⁵Leiden University, The Netherlands

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Y. Yi

Y. Yi ⁷Shanghai Ocean University, China

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J. Min

J. Min ⁷Shanghai Ocean University, China

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L. Liping

L. Liping ⁷Shanghai Ocean University, China

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L. Huanan

L. Huanan ⁷Shanghai Ocean University, China

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L. Yuan

L. Yuan ⁷Shanghai Ocean University, China

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Y. Derun

Y. Derun ⁷Shanghai Ocean University, China

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N.T. Phuong

N.T. Phuong ⁸Can Tho University, Vietnam

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T.N. Hai

T.N. Hai ⁸Can Tho University, Vietnam

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P.T. Liem

P.T. Liem ⁸Can Tho University, Vietnam

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V.N Ut

V.N Ut ⁸Can Tho University, Vietnam

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V.T. Tung

V.T. Tung ⁸Can Tho University, Vietnam

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T.V. Viet

T.V. Viet ⁸Can Tho University, Vietnam

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K. Satapornvanit

K. Satapornvanit ⁹Kasetsart University, Thailand

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T. Pongthanapanich

T. Pongthanapanich ⁹Kasetsart University, Thailand

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M.A. Wahab

M.A. Wahab ¹⁰Bangladesh Agricultural University, Bangladesh

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A.K.M. Nowsad Alam

A.K.M. Nowsad Alam ¹⁰Bangladesh Agricultural University, Bangladesh

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M.M. Haque

M.M. Haque ¹⁰Bangladesh Agricultural University, Bangladesh

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M.A. Salam

M.A. Salam ¹⁰Bangladesh Agricultural University, Bangladesh

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F. Corsin

F. Corsin ¹¹World Wildlife Fund, Denmark

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D. Pemsl

D. Pemsl ¹²World Fish Center, Malaysia

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E. Allison

E. Allison ¹²World Fish Center, Malaysia

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M.C.M. Beveridge

M.C.M. Beveridge ¹²World Fish Center, Malaysia

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I. Karunasagar

I. Karunasagar ¹³Food and Agriculture Organisation, Italy

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R. Subasinghe

R. Subasinghe ¹³Food and Agriculture Organisation, Italy

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M. Kaiser

M. Kaiser ¹⁴University of Bergen, Norway

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A. Sveinson Haugen

A. Sveinson Haugen ¹⁴University of Bergen, Norway

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S. Ponte

S. Ponte ¹⁵Danish Institute for International Studies, Denmark

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Trade in aquatic products is the largest global food sector, by value, with Asia representing the main external source of aquatic products into the EU. Current EU policy supporting international trade between Asia and Europe concentrates on issues of food safety as measures of quality, whilst marketforces drive development of standards and labels that identify social and environmental parameters. The SEAT (Sustaining Ethical Aquatic Trade) project proposes to establish an evidence-based framework to support current and future stakeholder dialogues organised by third party certifiers. This will contribute to harmonising standards, helping consumers to make fully informed choices with regards to the sustainability and safety of their seafood. The ‘Ethical Aquatic Food Index’ (EAFI), a qualitative holistic measure of overall sustainability intended to support consumers’ purchasing decisions, will be based on detailed research centred on a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of current processes. Systems thinking will be applied to analyse livelihood impacts along the global value chains of four farmed aquatic products, tilapia, shrimp, freshwater prawns and Pangasius catfish in four major producing countries China, Thailand, Vietnam and Bangladesh. Initial assessments of environmental impacts by and on aquatic production and processing systems, and impacts on product safety and social equity will lead towards prioritisation of critical issues and supportive action research. Micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) based in the EU and Asia will participate in this process, enhancing their relative competitiveness. By strengthening the knowledge base surrounding EU-Asia seafood trade the project will provide the evidence required to support further expansion whilst ensuring a fair deal for producers who are meeting appropriate social and environmental goals and offering a safe and sustainable product for consumers.

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Ethical futures: bioscience and food horizons

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Print-Publikationsdatum:: 30 Oct 2009

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