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Past FOS Days Today FOS Days Planned FOS DaysSlide 2: Founder of the Sierra Club Foundation (in 1960) In 1969 he founded Friends of the Earth Helped to create national parks and seashores Helped to protect primeval forests and the Grand Canyon Nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize three times (in 1978, 1979, and 1998). Founded in 1982 by veteran environmentalist David BrowerSlide 3: HUMANITARIAN PROJECTS Bay Area Wilderness Training (BAWT) Global Service Corps Grassroots Globalization Network Kids for the Bay Ma'at Youth Academy SAVE International (SAVE) Tibetan Plateau Project (TPP) The Borneo Project ( continue )Slide 4: ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS (Water related) Aral Sea Environmental Alliance Baikal Watch Campaign to Safeguard America's Waters Industrial Shrimp Action Network (ISA-Net) International Marine Mammal Project (IMMP) Mangrove Action Project Southern Rockies Watershed Network Hydro Nova Turtle Safe ProjectSlide 5: EII Dolphin-Safe Project ©Slide 6: Background 1986 – Sam La Budde Eastern Tropical PacificSlide 7: Targeted Killing – Not BycatchSlide 8: Deliberate Killing – Not BycatchSlide 9: EII Monitoring US US Producers become EII DS EII Monitoring Europe & WW 90% of the WW Tuna Industry becomes DS AIDCP La Jolla Dolphin-Safe HistorySlide 10: Earth Island Dolphin-Safe CriteriaSlide 11: Monitoring Procedure Monitoring Procedure ProtocolSlide 12: 2007 Certification of Products from Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture Fish, fresh Fish, preserves Fish Oils Eggs, caviar Seafood Fish, canned Fish, smoked Fish, frozen Fishmeal SushiSlide 13: Scheme Wild-caught Farmed Fishfeed , Omega 3 Market Potential Friend of the Sea YES YES YES 100% Others wild-catch YES NO NO 50% Others bio-aqua NO YES NO 50% The only one for wild and farmed and industry-wideSlide 14: Sustainable FISHERIES criteriaSlide 15: Sustainable AQUACULTURE criteriaSlide 16: Species specific FOS ChecklistsSlide 17: Purse Seine and Longline Tuna Fleets specific FOS criteriaSlide 18: Accreditation and Certification Accreditation Body (work in progess) Certification Bodies Scheme Owner Standard Setting Technical CommitteeSlide 19: Certification Process – The Audit STAKEHOLDERS CAN PROVIDE INPUT / OBJECTIONSSlide 20: International Monitoring Program Jay Padlan (Philippines, Western Pacific) Pushpitha Udawatte (Sri Lanka, Indian Ocean) Mohamed Abbouh (Morocco and Africa) Angel Herrera (Costa Rica and South America) Miguel Chancerelle (Portugal) Matia Grondona (Italy, Europe) DIRECTOR Worldwide coverage 4 spot-checks per week 116 spotchecks since Jan 2010 Luiza Prestes (Brasil, Amazonia)Slide 21: International Monitoring ProgramSlide 22: International Monitoring ProgramSlide 23: International Monitoring ProgramSlide 24: International Monitoring ProgramSlide 25: Permanent on-site CofC monitoringSlide 26: Permanent on-site CofC monitoringSlide 27: Permanent on-site CofC monitoringSlide 28: Permanent on-site CofC monitoringSlide 29: 100% Onsite Observers CoverageSlide 30: 100% Onboard Observers Coverage Observers from National Oceanographic / Marine /Fisheries Institutes Approved and Coordinated by Friend of the Sea Reporting on potential environmental impact issues (eg: MPA, Bycatch, implementation of sustainable fishing policies, size policy, etc) Providing data to RFMOs, NGOs and GP OPEN TO ALL TUNA VESSELSSlide 31: 100% Onboard Observers Coverage Onboard footage of fishing activitySlide 32: International Onboard Observers Program Philippines Tuna Purse Seine Vessels EII/FOS FOS Observers on board Pevaeche , Calvo and Jealsa vessels AZORES, MADEIRA POPA Project Pole and Line 20 vessels Worldwide coverage 4 spot-checks per week 116 spotchecks since Jan 2010Slide 33: 100% Onboard Observers CoverageSlide 34: 100% Onboard Observers CoverageSlide 35: 100% Onboard Observers CoverageSlide 36: 100% Onboard Observers CoverageSlide 37: Negative Audit / Audit not authorized Cod N Atl Haddock NA Anchovies NA Bluefin, LL YF Tuna, BE, Korea, Indonesia Hake S Atl Nephrops Plaice NA Others Octopus Mor Indian BT shrimpsSlide 38: Negative Audit / Audit not authorized Main Non Conformities: - Lack of water parameter analysis Use of GM soya Lack of Social Accountability Overexploited target species Bycatch of endangered species High discard Seabed impact 35% of fisheries/farm sitesSlide 39: Focus on Artisanal Fisheries (over 50%) Vietnam (Squid and Cuttlefish) Ireland Troll Fishery (Tuna Albacore) AZORES SENEGAL BRASIL SOUTH AFRICA Philippines Handline (Tuna Yellowfin) Indonesia Trammel nets (Prawns) Sri Lanka, PNG Handline (Tuna) Morocco Purse Seine (Anchovies, Sardines and Mackerel) Azores, Brazil, Senegal, South Africa Pole and Line (Tuna) Maldives Pole and Line (Tuna)Slide 40: Brazil – Amazon artisanal fisheriesSlide 41: Thailand – Metrix clams fishery (u.a.)Slide 42: k Collaboration with Infosamak Cooperatives Assessment Program AZORES SENEGAL BRASIL SOUTH AFRICASlide 44: Salmón y truchaSlide 45: berberechos, mejillones y almejasSlide 46: Las anchoas, caballas y las sardinasSlide 47: Camarones y langostinosSlide 48: Atún: enlatado, ahumado y sushiSlide 49: Fish meal and oilsSlide 50: Friend of the Sea GDO and Catering Private Label UK Spain Italy Switzerland Germany FranceSlide 51: UK – FOS at Waitrose, Aldi and Lidl From Waitrose Weekend magazine September 2010Slide 53: Friend of the Sea from aquaculture Certified Fishfeed, Fishmeal, FishoilSlide 54: Friend of the Sea from wild-catchSlide 55: Friend of the Sea Scandinavia DK and Iceland Apasa Atuneros Vascos SA Atunlo SL Blanke Comércio de Pescados Ltda BIM (Irish Sea Fisheries Board) Comercial Pernas SL Coop Italia Covedis SA Cyprea Marine Foods (PVT) Ltd Decatrading F.A.B Sea Resources Corp. Flying Seafood Frabelle (PNG) Frinsa del Noroeste , SA Generale Conserve SpA Global Fish Pty Ltd Gomes da Costa Industrias Alimentìcias Leal Santos Ltds Logi-F AS CardinovaSlide 56: Alfonsino Anchovies Bass Bluecod Bumper Caviar (farmed) Clams Cod (farmed) Cockles (farmed) Comber Conger Eel Croacker Cuttlefish Dolphinfish Dory Fish Meal Fish Oil Fish Feed Products FOS: + 120 Species Forkbeard Frostfish Goatfish Grouper Grunt Gurnard Halibut (farmed) John Dory Kahawai Kingfish (farmed) Leng Lobster Mackerel Menhaden Mullet Mulloway (farmed) Mussels (farmed) Porae Prawns (fished and farmed) Red Drum (farmed) Red Scorpion Red Snapper Rockfish Salmon (fished and farmed) Sardines Scad Scorpionfish Seabass (farmed) Seabream (farmed) Sea Trout Shrimps Squid Sturgeon (farmed) Swordfish Tilefish Trevally Trout (farmed) Tuna Turbot (farmed) WreckfishSlide 57: WILD-CAUGHT – CERTIFIED FISHERIES CATCH Peruvian Anchovies – 8.000.000 MT Menhaden – 640.000 MT Pacific Salmon – 300.000 MT European Pilchard – Sardine, Morocco – 760.000 MT Chub Mackerel – 100.000 MT Anchovy, Croatia - 100.000 MT Norway Shrimps – 40.000 MT Tuna Various – 100.000 MT TOT APPROX: 10.000.000 MT (+10% of WW Catch) FARMED – CERTIFIED PLANTS PRODUCTION Mussels Galicia – 300.000 MT Stolt Seafarm Turbot – 4.000 MT Leroy Cod – 2.500 MT Sturgeon Agroittica – 500 MT Caviar Agroittica – 23 MT Others (Seabream, Sea bass, Trout, Salmon, Halibut, Kingfish) TOT APPROX: 500.000 MT Nr 1. Certification Scheme WWSlide 58: Over 140 companies with FOS certified productsSlide 59: … from 40 CountriesSlide 60: Friend of the Sea vs Organic Aquaculture Apasa Atuneros Vascos SA Atunlo SL Blanke Comércio de Pescados Ltda BIM (Irish Sea Fisheries Board) Comercial Pernas SL Coop Italia Covedis SA Cyprea Marine Foods (PVT) Ltd Decatrading F.A.B Sea Resources Corp. Flying Seafood Frabelle (PNG) Frinsa del Noroeste , SA Generale Conserve SpA Global Fish Pty Ltd Gomes da Costa Industrias Alimentìcias Leal Santos LtdsSlide 61: Marketing - EventsSlide 62: Marketing – FoS AwardsSlide 63: Marketing – FoS Media presenceSlide 64: Why do companies choose Friend of the Sea ? 20 Yrs Experience in Seafood Certification -> Tangible Results Conservation Mission -> Industry Independence Certifies both wild-caught and aquaculture with same logo Strictest Criteria - > FOS is the only FAO Compliant scheme Focus on Artisanal Fisheries On-Site International Monitoring Program On board Observers Coverage (Tuna PS and LL) Approval Process based on scientific data -> Affordable You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Friend of the Sea Presentation FOS Day aSGuest90500 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 56 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: March 18, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: Friend of the Sea Day / Oslo, Norway 28/02/2011 Velkommen! Past FOS Days Today FOS Days Planned FOS DaysSlide 2: Founder of the Sierra Club Foundation (in 1960) In 1969 he founded Friends of the Earth Helped to create national parks and seashores Helped to protect primeval forests and the Grand Canyon Nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize three times (in 1978, 1979, and 1998). Founded in 1982 by veteran environmentalist David BrowerSlide 3: HUMANITARIAN PROJECTS Bay Area Wilderness Training (BAWT) Global Service Corps Grassroots Globalization Network Kids for the Bay Ma'at Youth Academy SAVE International (SAVE) Tibetan Plateau Project (TPP) The Borneo Project ( continue )Slide 4: ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS (Water related) Aral Sea Environmental Alliance Baikal Watch Campaign to Safeguard America's Waters Industrial Shrimp Action Network (ISA-Net) International Marine Mammal Project (IMMP) Mangrove Action Project Southern Rockies Watershed Network Hydro Nova Turtle Safe ProjectSlide 5: EII Dolphin-Safe Project ©Slide 6: Background 1986 – Sam La Budde Eastern Tropical PacificSlide 7: Targeted Killing – Not BycatchSlide 8: Deliberate Killing – Not BycatchSlide 9: EII Monitoring US US Producers become EII DS EII Monitoring Europe & WW 90% of the WW Tuna Industry becomes DS AIDCP La Jolla Dolphin-Safe HistorySlide 10: Earth Island Dolphin-Safe CriteriaSlide 11: Monitoring Procedure Monitoring Procedure ProtocolSlide 12: 2007 Certification of Products from Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture Fish, fresh Fish, preserves Fish Oils Eggs, caviar Seafood Fish, canned Fish, smoked Fish, frozen Fishmeal SushiSlide 13: Scheme Wild-caught Farmed Fishfeed , Omega 3 Market Potential Friend of the Sea YES YES YES 100% Others wild-catch YES NO NO 50% Others bio-aqua NO YES NO 50% The only one for wild and farmed and industry-wideSlide 14: Sustainable FISHERIES criteriaSlide 15: Sustainable AQUACULTURE criteriaSlide 16: Species specific FOS ChecklistsSlide 17: Purse Seine and Longline Tuna Fleets specific FOS criteriaSlide 18: Accreditation and Certification Accreditation Body (work in progess) Certification Bodies Scheme Owner Standard Setting Technical CommitteeSlide 19: Certification Process – The Audit STAKEHOLDERS CAN PROVIDE INPUT / OBJECTIONSSlide 20: International Monitoring Program Jay Padlan (Philippines, Western Pacific) Pushpitha Udawatte (Sri Lanka, Indian Ocean) Mohamed Abbouh (Morocco and Africa) Angel Herrera (Costa Rica and South America) Miguel Chancerelle (Portugal) Matia Grondona (Italy, Europe) DIRECTOR Worldwide coverage 4 spot-checks per week 116 spotchecks since Jan 2010 Luiza Prestes (Brasil, Amazonia)Slide 21: International Monitoring ProgramSlide 22: International Monitoring ProgramSlide 23: International Monitoring ProgramSlide 24: International Monitoring ProgramSlide 25: Permanent on-site CofC monitoringSlide 26: Permanent on-site CofC monitoringSlide 27: Permanent on-site CofC monitoringSlide 28: Permanent on-site CofC monitoringSlide 29: 100% Onsite Observers CoverageSlide 30: 100% Onboard Observers Coverage Observers from National Oceanographic / Marine /Fisheries Institutes Approved and Coordinated by Friend of the Sea Reporting on potential environmental impact issues (eg: MPA, Bycatch, implementation of sustainable fishing policies, size policy, etc) Providing data to RFMOs, NGOs and GP OPEN TO ALL TUNA VESSELSSlide 31: 100% Onboard Observers Coverage Onboard footage of fishing activitySlide 32: International Onboard Observers Program Philippines Tuna Purse Seine Vessels EII/FOS FOS Observers on board Pevaeche , Calvo and Jealsa vessels AZORES, MADEIRA POPA Project Pole and Line 20 vessels Worldwide coverage 4 spot-checks per week 116 spotchecks since Jan 2010Slide 33: 100% Onboard Observers CoverageSlide 34: 100% Onboard Observers CoverageSlide 35: 100% Onboard Observers CoverageSlide 36: 100% Onboard Observers CoverageSlide 37: Negative Audit / Audit not authorized Cod N Atl Haddock NA Anchovies NA Bluefin, LL YF Tuna, BE, Korea, Indonesia Hake S Atl Nephrops Plaice NA Others Octopus Mor Indian BT shrimpsSlide 38: Negative Audit / Audit not authorized Main Non Conformities: - Lack of water parameter analysis Use of GM soya Lack of Social Accountability Overexploited target species Bycatch of endangered species High discard Seabed impact 35% of fisheries/farm sitesSlide 39: Focus on Artisanal Fisheries (over 50%) Vietnam (Squid and Cuttlefish) Ireland Troll Fishery (Tuna Albacore) AZORES SENEGAL BRASIL SOUTH AFRICA Philippines Handline (Tuna Yellowfin) Indonesia Trammel nets (Prawns) Sri Lanka, PNG Handline (Tuna) Morocco Purse Seine (Anchovies, Sardines and Mackerel) Azores, Brazil, Senegal, South Africa Pole and Line (Tuna) Maldives Pole and Line (Tuna)Slide 40: Brazil – Amazon artisanal fisheriesSlide 41: Thailand – Metrix clams fishery (u.a.)Slide 42: k Collaboration with Infosamak Cooperatives Assessment Program AZORES SENEGAL BRASIL SOUTH AFRICASlide 44: Salmón y truchaSlide 45: berberechos, mejillones y almejasSlide 46: Las anchoas, caballas y las sardinasSlide 47: Camarones y langostinosSlide 48: Atún: enlatado, ahumado y sushiSlide 49: Fish meal and oilsSlide 50: Friend of the Sea GDO and Catering Private Label UK Spain Italy Switzerland Germany FranceSlide 51: UK – FOS at Waitrose, Aldi and Lidl From Waitrose Weekend magazine September 2010Slide 53: Friend of the Sea from aquaculture Certified Fishfeed, Fishmeal, FishoilSlide 54: Friend of the Sea from wild-catchSlide 55: Friend of the Sea Scandinavia DK and Iceland Apasa Atuneros Vascos SA Atunlo SL Blanke Comércio de Pescados Ltda BIM (Irish Sea Fisheries Board) Comercial Pernas SL Coop Italia Covedis SA Cyprea Marine Foods (PVT) Ltd Decatrading F.A.B Sea Resources Corp. Flying Seafood Frabelle (PNG) Frinsa del Noroeste , SA Generale Conserve SpA Global Fish Pty Ltd Gomes da Costa Industrias Alimentìcias Leal Santos Ltds Logi-F AS CardinovaSlide 56: Alfonsino Anchovies Bass Bluecod Bumper Caviar (farmed) Clams Cod (farmed) Cockles (farmed) Comber Conger Eel Croacker Cuttlefish Dolphinfish Dory Fish Meal Fish Oil Fish Feed Products FOS: + 120 Species Forkbeard Frostfish Goatfish Grouper Grunt Gurnard Halibut (farmed) John Dory Kahawai Kingfish (farmed) Leng Lobster Mackerel Menhaden Mullet Mulloway (farmed) Mussels (farmed) Porae Prawns (fished and farmed) Red Drum (farmed) Red Scorpion Red Snapper Rockfish Salmon (fished and farmed) Sardines Scad Scorpionfish Seabass (farmed) Seabream (farmed) Sea Trout Shrimps Squid Sturgeon (farmed) Swordfish Tilefish Trevally Trout (farmed) Tuna Turbot (farmed) WreckfishSlide 57: WILD-CAUGHT – CERTIFIED FISHERIES CATCH Peruvian Anchovies – 8.000.000 MT Menhaden – 640.000 MT Pacific Salmon – 300.000 MT European Pilchard – Sardine, Morocco – 760.000 MT Chub Mackerel – 100.000 MT Anchovy, Croatia - 100.000 MT Norway Shrimps – 40.000 MT Tuna Various – 100.000 MT TOT APPROX: 10.000.000 MT (+10% of WW Catch) FARMED – CERTIFIED PLANTS PRODUCTION Mussels Galicia – 300.000 MT Stolt Seafarm Turbot – 4.000 MT Leroy Cod – 2.500 MT Sturgeon Agroittica – 500 MT Caviar Agroittica – 23 MT Others (Seabream, Sea bass, Trout, Salmon, Halibut, Kingfish) TOT APPROX: 500.000 MT Nr 1. Certification Scheme WWSlide 58: Over 140 companies with FOS certified productsSlide 59: … from 40 CountriesSlide 60: Friend of the Sea vs Organic Aquaculture Apasa Atuneros Vascos SA Atunlo SL Blanke Comércio de Pescados Ltda BIM (Irish Sea Fisheries Board) Comercial Pernas SL Coop Italia Covedis SA Cyprea Marine Foods (PVT) Ltd Decatrading F.A.B Sea Resources Corp. Flying Seafood Frabelle (PNG) Frinsa del Noroeste , SA Generale Conserve SpA Global Fish Pty Ltd Gomes da Costa Industrias Alimentìcias Leal Santos LtdsSlide 61: Marketing - EventsSlide 62: Marketing – FoS AwardsSlide 63: Marketing – FoS Media presenceSlide 64: Why do companies choose Friend of the Sea ? 20 Yrs Experience in Seafood Certification -> Tangible Results Conservation Mission -> Industry Independence Certifies both wild-caught and aquaculture with same logo Strictest Criteria - > FOS is the only FAO Compliant scheme Focus on Artisanal Fisheries On-Site International Monitoring Program On board Observers Coverage (Tuna PS and LL) Approval Process based on scientific data -> Affordable