FRIEND OF THE SEA WEBINAR MAZARA FISH CASE STUDY

Friend of the Sea webinar on ‘Pursuit of Excellence in Distribution and Promotion of Sustainable Seafood Products’. Reminder to the webinar on ‘The pursuit of excellence in the distribution and promotion of sustainable seafood products. ‘Mazara Fish case study’

 This webinar can be of interest to:

 – Fishing companies

– Seafood producers and traders

 – Retail and wholesale chains

 – Companies’ sustainability and environmental managers

 – Media professionals, journalists

 – Environmental conservation groups, NGOs

 – Bloggers, influencers and many more

 During this half an hour session, Davide Caldara, CEO Mazara Fish Srl and Paolo Bray Founder and Director at Friend of the Sea – Friend of the Earth will cover the following subjects:

 – Wholesale trade in the context of the fishing industry

– The demand for sustainable products: chains, restaurants, consumers

– Mazara Fish sustainable quality policy and selection of certified suppliers

– Cold chain and distribution efficiency. Reduction of waste

– The Sustainable Restaurants Project

 Sign up to the webinar here 

 If this link doesn’t work try attend.zoho.com/g1fk 

 Maximum 200 participants  

 This webinar will take place on the 27th of October 2021 at 3:00 pm in Milan, CET

 Participation is free of charge.

 Friend of the Sea certificate of attendance will be issued to all participants.  If you cannot attend the live session, sign up anyway and we will send you a recording. 

 You will also have the opportunity to pose questions to the speakers during the webinar.  

FRIEND OF THE SEA (www.friendofthesea.org)

Friend of the Sea is a project of the World Sustainability Organisation (WSO), providing certification of products and services which respect the marine habitat and aquatic species. Seafood and Omega3 supplements from sustainable fisheries and aquaculture can be certified, following audits to verify compliance with strict sustainability requirements. Audits are carried out by qualified auditors of independent and nationally accredited certification bodies. Other products and services can apply for Friend of the Sea certification, such as sustainable salt, restaurants and chefs, UV Creams, ornamental fish species, public aquariums, seaweeds, shipping, whale and dolphin-watching operators. Over a thousand companies have products certified by WSO certification programs in over 70 countries. Friend of the Sea also deploys its own conservation projects and campaigns to protect endangered species and habitats

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