Vessel-Level Traceability for Seafood Processing Companies
The Processor’s Problem Isn’t Paper — It’s the Gap Between Vessel and Office If you run a seafood processing operation, you already know the traceability landscape is tightening. Retailers want chain of custody documentation. NOAA’s Seafood Import Monitoring Program (SIMP) requires importers to document chain of custody for over 1,100 species across 13 species groups. […]
Continue ReadingHow Electronic Logbooks Streamline Fish Ticket Reporting for Seafood Processors
If you work in seafood processing, you know the drill. The boat pulls up. The catch comes off. And then the paperwork begins. Fish tickets, those critical documents that track every pound of seafood from vessel to processor, are the backbone of commercial fisheries management. They’re how regulators monitor quotas, how processors verify purchases, and […]
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