Growth in the number of certification schemes in the aquaculture industry has been attributed to several factors. The schemes contribute to improved traceability of products, provide healthier stocks, and provide more information to customers’ decision-making efforts. There is a wide range of certification schemes and standards available, addressing food safety, environmental impact, animal welfare, and worker conditions, to name a few. The abundance of certification schemes has resulted in concerns about consumers becoming confused with the number of labels and that certification schemes themselves may become a barrier to trade. This paper examines 5 major certification schemes in the aquaculture sector and categorizes them ac-cording to t...
Nowadays there is a growing environmental concern and the business communities have slowly started r...
The presence of multiple eco-certification standards for sustainable aquaculture is thought to creat...
This paper examines how value chain coordination affects the ability of aquaculture producers to eng...
Growth in the number of certification schemes in the aquaculture industry has been attributed to sev...
When consumers select seafood products from displays or from restaurant menus, they can easily base ...
Certification schemes are becoming increasingly important within aquaculture management, but the ind...
Certification is a market-based governance instrument for promoting the long-term sustainability of...
Certification schemes are a component of sustainable industry development that can help empower cons...
While the effectiveness of sustainability certification has been studied through many different appr...
The growing demand for fishery products from aquaculture, especially shrimp, led to fierce criticism...
Sustainability certification has become an increasingly important feature in aquaculture production,...
The Norwegian aquaculture industry faces pressure from stakeholders, the public, and government to e...
Sustainability certification has become an increasingly important feature in aquaculture production,...
Global environmental certification systems base their legitimacy on consumer concerns, which are fac...
Certification of products as environmentally-preferable is a conservation tool developed to create m...
Nowadays there is a growing environmental concern and the business communities have slowly started r...
The presence of multiple eco-certification standards for sustainable aquaculture is thought to creat...
This paper examines how value chain coordination affects the ability of aquaculture producers to eng...
Growth in the number of certification schemes in the aquaculture industry has been attributed to sev...
When consumers select seafood products from displays or from restaurant menus, they can easily base ...
Certification schemes are becoming increasingly important within aquaculture management, but the ind...
Certification is a market-based governance instrument for promoting the long-term sustainability of...
Certification schemes are a component of sustainable industry development that can help empower cons...
While the effectiveness of sustainability certification has been studied through many different appr...
The growing demand for fishery products from aquaculture, especially shrimp, led to fierce criticism...
Sustainability certification has become an increasingly important feature in aquaculture production,...
The Norwegian aquaculture industry faces pressure from stakeholders, the public, and government to e...
Sustainability certification has become an increasingly important feature in aquaculture production,...
Global environmental certification systems base their legitimacy on consumer concerns, which are fac...
Certification of products as environmentally-preferable is a conservation tool developed to create m...
Nowadays there is a growing environmental concern and the business communities have slowly started r...
The presence of multiple eco-certification standards for sustainable aquaculture is thought to creat...
This paper examines how value chain coordination affects the ability of aquaculture producers to eng...