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24.01.2022 https://www.abc.net.au//food-fraud:-an-organised-/13544610

21.01.2022 https://www.abc.net.au//x-ray-vision-for-seafood-/12484072 No doubt this is good technology BUT without a mandatory Standard for Fish Names it seems like the hierarchy are not joining the dots!

17.01.2022 The Pacific Oyster's scientific name has changed...details below

16.01.2022 Nice idea? Possibly BUT why not follow through and, if you believe, the name needs changing then make application to Australian Fish Names Standard and get the name you are promoting. Failure to do so is putting you outside the Standard and could be liable to legal costs if it was determined you are deceiving the public. https://www.abc.net.au//sa-aboriginal-company-ha/100125890

16.01.2022 Australian Fish Names Public Consultation for Applications 341 & 342 Open 12 August 15 October 2021. ... Dear Fish Names Stakeholder, Fish Names Committee (FNC) invites feedback from all stakeholders regarding two proposed amendments to the Australian Fish Names Standard following the last FNC meeting (FNC 39a - Out of Session). These proposed amendments are additions to the Australian Fish Names Standard. Public consultation is a critical part of the Australian Fish Names Standard process and allows the opportunity for all relevant industry sectors and individuals to provide valuable input and feedback on any amendments. The Fish Names Committee reviews all feedback from the public consultation before a final decision is made on whether there is widespread support for a proposed name. Application 341 To add Akoya Pearl Oyster for Pinctada imbricata fucata to the Fish Names Standard Application 342 To add Blacklip Rock Oyster for Saccostrea echinata to the Fish Names Standard https://survey.zohopublic.com.au/zs/BOBcGv

15.01.2022 Be quick! One week left to have your say on the two Oyster applications for potential addition to the FRDC Australian Fish Names Standard (AS 5300). Click on t...he link below to provide your feedback. https://survey.zohopublic.com.au/zs/BOBcGv . . @FRDC # FNC #AS5300 #PublicConsultation #invertebrates #Seafoodindustry #haveyoursay #publicinvolvement #feedback #continuousimprovement See more

13.01.2022 Note from Alan Snow Many of you will know that fish names is now under the stewardship of Meaghan Dodd and I am confident that the process has been left in very capable hands. Meaghan brings new and fresh ideas to standards development procedures and I am sure that it will be a better process because of this. As many of you know, my fish names experience started in around 2000 when I was working with Seafood Services Australia and we sat down in a room and we mapped out a fis...h names process that has stood the test of time and been continually refined along the way to the slick operation it is today and each and every one of you has played your part. Unquote The Australian seafood industry should be very grateful for Alan’s efforts and involvements over the years in ensuring that the Standard has met all of the global requirements and has led the world of seafood in this area winning awards. So as we say a fond goodbye to Alan and wish him a long and healthy retirement we also take this opportunity to welcome Meaghan Dodd to the Secrétariat role. A tough gig to follow ‘Snowy’ Meaghan but you have the skills and confidence and support of many to ensure the Standard is on a continuous improvement path. Onwards and upwards!

13.01.2022 The Australian Fish Names e-newsletter update #3/2021 should have hit your inbox today! Don't forget to check your spam folder just in case it ended up there. Have you missed out on receiving this email? Please message us with your email address and we will add you to the emailing list. #AS5300 #FNC #seafood #FRDC #standards #communication

12.01.2022 https://fb.watch/v/JPnn1jrM/

12.01.2022 Day 2 Seafood Summit Australia (Winter Series) is Tuesday 3 August Come and hear from a variety of specialists 10:15am~ 5:00pm 10:15 ~ 11:45am Australian Institute of TechnicalChefs on Seafood Experiences George Hill... Sarah Maric Anthony Hoy Daman Shrivastav Robert Ford Abhishek Roy Andrew Wisken Suresh Vaidyanathan Q&A 11:50am ~ 2:15pm. Species Update - Boris Musa - Barramundi - The Good, the Bad and the Future - David Balk - Oysters - Challenges In & Out of the Water But Worth It - Matt Taylor - Rock Lobster - New Markets & Old Markets Update - Andrew Sullivan - A Word From the Fishermen 2:25 ~ 3:45pm Q&A 3:50 ~ 5:00pm Market Update Great Australian Seafood - Jessicca McInerney Melbourne Seafood Centre - Barbara Konstas Supply to the Industry SFM - Matt Wassnig San Remo Co-Op - Paul Mannix A Word from a Wholesaler/Distributor - Damon Venoutsos A Word from a Seafood Wholesaler - Stephanie Kaparos registration page with the special offer for the AISP members ‘HalfOff’ https://cvent.me/OmQqkO Superb value as all recordings available till end August and you can still engage live in Day2 and 3 (Aug 9)

09.01.2022 The new Australian Fish Names Communique email should have hit your inbox today! Don't forget to check your spam folder just in case it ended up there. Have you missed out on receiving this email? Please message us with your email address and we will add you to the emailing list. #AS5300 #FNC #seafood #FRDC #standards #communication

09.01.2022 Turtle Puffs???? Seriously has nothing to do with Turtles.

08.01.2022 Please Forward Through Your Distribution Lists Dear Stakeholder, The FRDC Fish Names Committee is seeking comment from all stakeholders on 3 applications to amend the Australian Fish Names Standard.... Public consultation is a key part of the fish names procedures and the Fish Names Committee places great importance on the feedback received from stakeholders when making a final decision on these applications. The closing date for feedback is 1 October 2020. Click here to provide feedback on the proposed amendments and the data will be submitted on completion. Commence Public Consultation In summary, the applications are: ATLANTIC RAZOR CLAMS (Imported Species) Application 334 to add the new Standard Fish Group Name ATLANTIC RAZOR CLAMS for the imported species Ensis spp. Rockfish (2 Imported Species) Application 337 to add the new Standard Fish Name Yellowtail Rockfish for the imported species Sebastes flavidus Application 338 to add the new Standard Fish Name Widow Rockfish for the imported species Sebastes entomelas Further information on each of the proposed amendments is available by clicking on the appropriate link within the webform. You are encouraged to complete all sections, but have the option to comment on your specific areas of interest. You are also invited to put forward alternative names, if you do not like the proposed name. For further information or enquiries, contact the FNC Project Manager Alan Snow: 0418 199 516 or [email protected].

08.01.2022 https://www.aquaculturealliance.org//a-review-of-indian-m/

06.01.2022 https://www.gov.uk//publi/r140-identifying-seafood-species

01.01.2022 Register as AISP member through https://www.seafoodprofessionals.org/join-us (its FREE and you become a Foundation Member through till October 2021) Register here https://web.cvent.com//7927a50a-037e-4eab-b059-d35/summary making sure you get your AISP Members discount. Expo is on from 26 July through til 31 August Summit is on 3 days - Monday 26 July; Tuesday 3 August and Monday 9 August... Live Q&A sessions to engage All recorded and if you have registered you can view after the event if you cannot be there at the posted times. We welcome your feedback and you have the chance to exchange your views. Let us all work towards increasing seafood consumption!