The Importance of Responsible Recruitment Since 2016, the Seafood Task Force (STF) has driven a responsible recruitment programme and work has been conducted to understand recruitment […]

Thailand has rigorously overhauled and improved its fisheries management and control systems since the Task Force was established and it has now been rewarded with a […]

Traceability is fundamental to the work of the Task Force. This means being able to track and trace seafood products through all stages of production, processing […]

The Farm to Plant Sub-Group is making steady progress at the farm to plant level of the Thai seafood supply chain. Part of our work is […]

During our Membership Meeting in September, we were delighted that Stella Maris, Labour Protection Network(LPN), Project Issara, MWRN and Oxfam (facilitating the Thai CSO Coalition for […]

On the Monday of Seafood Expo North America, I had the opportunity to join a panel discussing ways to reduce IUU fish in supply chains along with Ken Kimble of the […]

World major tuna broker F.C.F Fisheries, Bumble Bee Seafoods and leading fishing company Tri Marine have now officially joined the Task Force. In early November, Ken […]

As our Sub Group returns from its October ‘16 visit to Thailand, we are pleased to report good progress. Following the Task Force’s initial vessel trial […]

Great to receive a positive endorsement from this Organisation. Page 16 of the attached report describes the work of the Task Force as a beacon of […]

In May 2016, Humanity United published their report – Assessing Government and Business Responses to the Thai Seafood Crisis.