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- 1426)Gomes da Costa launches its FoS certified tuna from sustainable Brazilian pole and line fishery
- 1427)FoS deploys international network of onsite monitors to grant 100% lot-by-lot sustainable origin verification.
- 1428)Austral Group SAA anchovy and mackerel products certified by FoS
- 1429)Maldives pole and hand line tuna fisheries go Friend of the Sea
- 1430)Shrimp bottom trawl fishery in the East Indian Ocean does not pass FoS sustainability audit.
- 1431)Marine Harvest Irish salmon farms certified Friend of the Sea
- 1432)Closed cycle blue mussels from Spring Bay, Tasmania, obtain FoS certification
- 1433)FoS Technical Committee approves changes to criteria to include a minimum 20% Yearly Carbon Footprint reduction
- 1434)Sardines and mackerel of historical Italian company Rizzoli Emanuelli out on the shelves with FoS label
- 1435)Press Review International (2008)
- 1436)FoS becomes leading sustainable seafood certification scheme in 2008
- 1437)Senegal Pole and Line Tuna Fishery Sustainable following FoS audit
- 1438)Philippines Handline Yellowfin Tuna Fishery FoS Sustainable
- 1439)FoS certified farmed Halibut out on EU / US shelves
- 1440)FoS Update on Sustainable Shrimp Certification generates interest at FAO International Conference in China.
- 1441)FoS launches online the first Sustainable Seafood Marketplace
- 1442)First Sustainable Fish Feed on the market for Seabream, Seabass and Trout
- 1443)Irish Troll Fishery for Albacore Tuna approved Friend of the Sea
- 1444)Barents Sea Norwegian Shrimp fleet gets FoS recognition for State of the Art Conservation Measures
- 1445)Super Friend of the Sea Farmed Cod
- 1446)Squid and cuttlefish from Vietnamese basket-shaped small boats certified FoS
- 1447)Wild-caught shrimps from Madagascar certified Friend of the Sea
- 1448)FoS certified tropical shrimps available on the German and European market
- 1449)Clean Seas farmed Kingfish and Mulloway get FoS recognition as the certification scheme expands to Australia.
- 1450)FoS refuses to certify as sustainable the Namibian and South African Hake Trawl fisheries.
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