Seafood Processing Standard
This policy describes the scope, eligibility, and procedures for a blended SPS audit where the facility is partly audited remotely and partly on-site.
This policy describes the scope, eligibility, and procedures for a blended SPS audit where the facility is partly audited remotely and partly on-site.
This policy describes the scope, eligibility, and procedures for a blended SPS audit where the facility is partly audited remotely and partly on-site.
AMENDMENT TO SEAFOOD PROCESSING STANDARD (SPS) Issue 5.1 – 16 November, 2020 - Finished Product Testing for Wild Species - Effective Date: 14- July- 2021
Global Seafood Alliance (GSA) is an international, non-profit (501c 6) corporation registered in Delaware, USA with principal offices based in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Transitional Support for Transitioning from RFVS Issue 1 to Issue 2.
This policy describes the scope, eligibility, and procedures for a blended SPS audit where the facility is partly audited remotely and partly on-site.
AMENDMENT TO SEAFOOD PROCESSING STANDARD (SPS) Issue 5.1 – 16 November, 2020 - Finished Product Testing for Wild Species - Effective Date: 14- July- 2021
Global Seafood Alliance (GSA) is an international, non-profit (501c 6) corporation registered in Delaware, USA with principal offices based in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Global Seafood Alliance (GSA) - Responsible Fishing Vessel Issue Standard 2.0
Global Seafood Alliance (GSA) - Responsible Fishing Vessel Issue Standard 2.0
Global Seafood Alliance (GSA) - Responsible Fishing Vessel Issue Standard 2.0 Change Log
Global Seafood Alliance (GSA) - Responsible Fishing Vessel Issue Standard 2.0
Global Seafood Alliance (GSA) - Responsible Fishing Vessel Issue Standard 2.0
Global Seafood Alliance (GSA) - Responsible Fishing Vessel Issue Standard 2.0 Change Log
The Standards Oversight Committee (SOC) is comprised of members with broad stakeholder representation. The target composition of the SOC includes a mix of trade groups, regulatory bodies, academic institutions, non-government organizations and other stakeholders:
• Three catching sector
• Three industry
• Three non-government organizations
• Three academia
After review by the SOC, standards are modified, if necessary, and published for 60 days of public comment. The committee's consideration of comments leads to a final draft that must be approved by the SOC and GSA Board of Directors before implementation.
The SOC from time to time has membership vacancies in one or more stakeholder categories. We would like to invite the public to suggest nominees from any of these categories who would be willing to serve a three-year term as members of the SOC. Please send nominations to: Dan.Lee@GlobalSeafood.org and David.Yunker@GlobalSeafood.org.
The Standards Oversight Committee for the Best Seafood Practices program is still in development.
Dr. Alejandro Buschmann
Research and Development Center of Coastal Resources and Environments
Birgitte Krogh-Poulsen
Independent Social Development Consultant
Dr. David Little
University of Stirling
Kathy Janiga
FSQ Mark Foods, Inc
Ken Corpron
Global Seafood Alliance
Kim Thompson
Aquarium of the Pacific
Lukas Manomaitis
United States Soybean Export Council
Patrick Blow
Marks and Spencer
Dr. Simon Bush
Wageningen University
Tyler Isaac
Monterey Bay Aquarium
Dr. Shakuntala Haraksingh Thilsted
Worldfish
Jenna Stoner
Sustainable Fisheries Partnership
Ducan Leadbitter
Fish Matter
Mike Park
Scottish Whitefish Producers Association
Tobi Middleton
Marine Stewardship Counsel