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Modern Slavery Statement

January 14, 2021 safesustainableseafood Leave a comment

Over many years the Association has been providing input and support in the worker welfare area. In the last few…

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COVID-19 & Seafood Safety: Talking Points for Seafood Counter/Wait Staff

September 10, 2020 safesustainableseafood Leave a comment

All the major food safety experts agree that you cannot get COVID from eating or even touching seafood. Since the…

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Reporting on Microplastics in Seafood Needs Perspective

August 24, 2020 safesustainableseafood Leave a comment

A recent Australian study about microplastics has been making headlines the past few weeks. https://www.uq.edu.au/news/article/2020/08/research-reveals-microplastic-content-levels-seafood The researchers tested a small handful…

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Coronavirus and seafood

August 13, 2020 safesustainableseafood Leave a comment

The coronavirus is not related to seafood or other foods. At a time like this, it’s more important than ever…

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Highlights from the FAO biennial seafood report – SOFIA 2020

June 16, 2020 safesustainableseafood Leave a comment

Recently FAO published the most recent version of the SOFIA (Status of Fisheries and Aquaculture) report. This important report, published…

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Restaurant and Catering update

May 8, 2020 safesustainableseafood Leave a comment

Good News today around the future easing of restrictions on the foodservice sector.   https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-05-08/national-cabinet-eases-coronavirus-restrictions-unveils-plan/12227434   Update from Restaurant and…

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Fresh vs Frozen Seafood

April 9, 2020 safesustainableseafood Leave a comment

FRDC has released a new frozen seafood cookbook and the results of some research into fresh vs frozen seafood. The…

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FoodService Australia event rescheduled

March 16, 2020 safesustainableseafood Leave a comment

Due to ongoing concerns around the COVID-19 we have made the difficult decision to postpone the Australian Seafood Summit scheduled…

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Coronavirus News

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One of our Seafood Global Communicators Network partners, NFI, from the US has developed a shared resource, a simple website that answers…

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Seafood Summit – now postponed till November

February 6, 2020 safesustainableseafood Leave a comment

Upcoming Seafood Event – Seafood Summit@ Foodservice Australia Roy Palmer is organising a seafood workshop as part of Foodservice Australia…

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