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This presentation by Guus Pastoor, President of AIPCE-CEP, explores the competitive landscape of fish and seafood processing, focusing on the EU's experience and ongoing challenges. AIPCE-CEP aims to enhance the industry's image and manage legislative changes effectively. The report examines the dynamics of fish exports from Russia to the EU, key species involved, and prioritizes the need for a sustainable vision for European fisheries. It highlights collaboration among various stakeholders, including retailers, fishermen, and NGOs, in tackling market competition.
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competitionbetween global centers of fish and seafoodprocessing: EU processor'sexperience.Vladivostok, 12th September 2013Guus Pastoor, AIPCE-CEP President
Introduction to AIPCE-CEP → In figures: The EU Fish Processing and Trade is represented by AIPCE-CEP, whose mission is to promote a positive image of the EU sector and to ensure that legislation developments are managed positively for the industry. AIPCE-CEP also works together with other bodies on matters of common interest to achieve these objectives.
AIPCE-CEP Members Associate members
AIPCE-CEP Otherstakeholders Retailers Fishermen NGOs Other National Associations( USA, China, Canada, Russia…)
Russia exports into the EU (tonnes) Setting the scene
Species imported in 2012 from Russia into the EU (tonnes) Setting the scene
Whitefish imports into the EU (tonnes) Setting the scene