Illegal foreign trawlers have emerged as a grave threat to Senegalese fishermen. These rogue vessels often operate outside the boundaries of international agreements, exploiting the fish stocks in Senegalese waters without regard for sustainable fishing practices. The consequence of this unchecked exploitation is a dire depletion of fish stocks, making it increasingly challenging for local fishermen to make ends meet. These foreign trawlers not only deplete the seas but also threaten the traditional way of life of the Senegalese fishermen who have relied on these waters for their sustenance for generations.
Local Senegalese fishermen are not just passive victims of this crisis; they are passionate advocates for the protection and sustainability of their beloved ocean. Many of these fishermen are dedicated to adhering to quotas, promoting responsible fishing practices, and giving the ocean time to rest and recover. They also recognize the importance of providing a fixed percentage of their catch to local communities, contributing to the food security of the region. These fishermen are not only the stewards of the sea but also the protectors of a way of life that has been handed down through the ages.
Enhanced Transparency: Customers can access vital information for provenance of source, location
Reduced Wastage: Accurate temperature monitoring minimizes the risk of spoilage,
Maximum Quality: Seafood products arrive at their destination in prime condition, preserving their
Simplified Compliance: Meeting traceability and sustainability requirements becomes a seamless process with the
Real-Time Temperature Monitoring: Reducing Wastage
Temperature management is paramount in the seafood industry. Maintaining the optimal temperature during transportation is crucial for preserving the freshness and quality of seafood. Maersk's Captain Peters fills this vital gap by providing real-time temperature tracking, allowing B2B customers to monitor and control the temperature of their seafood shipments throughout the journey.
This not only minimizes the risk of spoilage but also reduces wastage, ensuring that seafood arrives at its destination in optimal condition, preserving its value and quality. As a result, B2B customers can confidently supply end consumers with seafood that meets the highest quality standards.
The SFS Trace initiative, a beacon of hope for Senegalese fishermen, offers a powerful solution to counter the threats posed by illegal foreign trawlers. SFS Trace stands for Senegalese Fishermen's Sustainability Trace, and it's a revolutionary program that connects local fishermen with global markets while ensuring the provenance of their products. Here's how the initiative is making a difference:
Global Market Access
SFS connects local fishermen to international buyers, expanding their reach and income opportunities.
Global Market Access
SFS connects local fishermen to international buyers, expanding their reach and income opportunities.
Global Market Access
SFS connects local fishermen to international buyers, expanding their reach and income opportunities.
Global Market Access
SFS connects local fishermen to international buyers, expanding their reach and income opportunities.
In the realm of B2B seafood supply, the pursuit of sustainability, transparency, and efficiency has never been more critical. Maersk, the world's largest and most renowned logistics and shipping giant, recognizes the significance of these factors, and they've joined forces with our state-of-the-art seafood traceability technology, SFS Trace, to create an end-to-end solution that comprehensively covers every aspect of the seafood supply chain.
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