Seafood Ecolabelling: Principles and PracticeISBN: 978-1-4051-6266-1
Hardcover
472 pages
October 2008, Wiley-Blackwell
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Trevor J. Ward & Bruce Phillips.
2 The Economics of Ecolabelling.
Cathy A. Roheim.
3 FAO Guidelines for Ecolabelling in Wild Capture Fisheries.
Rolf Willmann, Kevern Cochrane & William Emerson.
4 The Marine Stewardship Council Programme.
Rupert Howes.
5 Aquaculture Certification.
Daniel Lee.
6 GLOBALGAP—Building Consumer Confidence in Aquaculture Sustainability.
Aldin Hilbrands.
7 Advancing the Global Marketplace for Sustainable Seafood: The Seafood Choices Alliance.
Michael Boots.
8 Developing an International Standard for the Trade in Live Reef Food Fish.
Geoffrey Muldoon & Peter Scott.
9 Market-Based Mechanisms - Improving Fisheries Management?.
Duncan Leadbitter.
10 Measuring the Success of Seafood Ecolabelling.
Trevor J. Ward.
11 Case Study 1: Toothfish - An MSC-Certified Fishery.
David Agnew.
12 Case Study 2: The Baja California, Mexico, Lobster Fishery.
Bruce Phillips, Luis Bourillón & Mario Ramade.
13 Case Study 3: MSC Certification of the Alaska Pollock Fishery.
Jim Gilmore.
14 The Marine Stewardship Council and Developing Countries.
Stefano Ponte.
15 Benefits of Certification for Small-scale Fisheries.
Meredith Lopuch.
16 New England Aquarium: Supporting Environmentally Responsible Seafood Choices.
Heather Tausig, Michael Tlusty, Lydia Bergen, Gregory Stone & Kathleen Szleper.
17 Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Seafood Watch Programme.
Jennifer Dianto Kemmerly.
18 The New Zealand Best Fish Guide.
Barry Weeber & Cath Wallace.
19 Guiding Australian Consumers to Sustainable Seafood Choices.
Craig Bohm.
20 Towards Sustainable Seafood: The Evolution of a Conservation Movement.
Michael Sutton & Laura Wimpee.
21 Anecdotes and Lessons of a Decade.
Trevor J. Ward & Bruce Phillips