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Reports, Studies and Documents

An Analysis of the Requirements, Current Conditions and Opportunities for Traceability in the British Columbia Seafood Sector
Assessing the State of Readiness - 2005

Complete Report - Full version (PDF, 4642KB)

Part 1 - Title Page, Table of Contents & Project Rationale (pp. 1-14) (PDF, 249KB)

Part 2 - Traceability Systems in Practice (pp. 15-32) (PDF, 395KB)

Part 3 - The Business Case for Traceability (pp.33-44) (PDF, 53KB)

Part 4 - Current Conditions in the BC Seafood Industry (pp. 45-100) (PDF, 2768KB)

Part 5 - State of Readiness Report (pp. 101-155) (PDF, 748KB)

Individual Readiness Report Cards

• Methodology (PDF, 32KB)
• Sablefish Trap and Longline (PDF, 49KB)
• Halibut Hook & Line (PDF, 49KB)
• Rockfish Hook & Line (PDF, 60KB)
• Schedule II Lingcod, Dogfish and Skate Hook & Line (PDF, 60KB)
• Groundfish Trawl (PDF, 48KB)
• Roe Herring Seine and Gillnet (PDF, 66KB)
• Herring Spawn on Kelp (PDF, 54KB)
• Tuna Troll (PDF, 44KB)
• Salmon Seine, Gillnet and Troll (PDF, 87KB)
• Geoduck by Dive (PDF, 39KB)
• Prawn by Trap (PDF, 52KB)
• Red and Green Sea Urchin by Dive (PDF, 56KB)
• Sea Cucumber by Dive (PDF, 47KB)
• Crab by Trap (PDF, 55KB)
• Shrimp Trawl (PDF, 46KB)
• Finfish Aquaculture (PDF, 37KB)
• Shellfish Aquaculture (PDF, 38KB)

Appendices

• Appendix A: Bar Codes and the EAN/UCC System (PDF, 460KB)
• Appendix B: Enforcement and Audit Opportunities with Traceability Supporting Sustainable Fishing (PDF, 24KB)
• Appendix C: Can-Trace Background (PDF, 29KB)