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A page to improve Fishing support | A page to improve Fishing support | ||
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+ | == Rationale | ||
+ | * Over-fishing is species and area-dependent. | ||
+ | * We have data on those 2 criteria, and it’s taken into account in the Eco-Score | ||
+ | * There are some fishing labels, 99% of them are bogus, but we should explain what they guarantee (or not) | ||
+ | == Taxonomy file | ||
+ | * We detect fish through ingredients or categories. The threatened fish support is still to be coded in the backend. | ||
+ | == FAO Fishing Zones == | ||
+ | * Fishing products often mention the FAO Fishing Zone, which allows to know where the fish has been caught | ||
+ | * [[Global_origins_taxonomy]] | ||
+ | * Radioactive hazard in some zones (Fukushima, Radioactive dumping in the 60s…) | ||
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== MSC Codes == | == MSC Codes == | ||
− | See [[Food_Traceability_Codes#MSC_Codes|MSC Codes]] | + | * MSC codes will typically indicate the Fisheries (on land) where the fish has been processed. |
+ | * The MSC label allows you transparency on the fishery, which is better than nothing. It should be combined with the FAO zone + additional data for a comprehensive view. | ||
+ | * See [[Food_Traceability_Codes#MSC_Codes|MSC Codes]] | ||
== ASC Codes == | == ASC Codes == | ||
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== Fish-safe labels == | == Fish-safe labels == | ||
− | 7 | + | * 7 Dolphin Safe logos, of questionable value: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolphin_safe_label |
== Methods of fishing == | == Methods of fishing == | ||
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== Marketing == | == Marketing == | ||
− | World Fisheries Day is on November 21 | + | * World Fisheries Day is on November 21 |
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+ | == GitHub issues == | ||
+ | * https://github.com/openfoodfacts/openfoodfacts-server/issues/5496 | ||
== Get in touch == | == Get in touch == | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:06, 19 October 2024
A page to improve Fishing support
== Rationale
- Over-fishing is species and area-dependent.
- We have data on those 2 criteria, and it’s taken into account in the Eco-Score
- There are some fishing labels, 99% of them are bogus, but we should explain what they guarantee (or not)
== Taxonomy file
- We detect fish through ingredients or categories. The threatened fish support is still to be coded in the backend.
FAO Fishing Zones
- Fishing products often mention the FAO Fishing Zone, which allows to know where the fish has been caught
- Global_origins_taxonomy
- Radioactive hazard in some zones (Fukushima, Radioactive dumping in the 60s…)
MSC Codes
- MSC codes will typically indicate the Fisheries (on land) where the fish has been processed.
- The MSC label allows you transparency on the fishery, which is better than nothing. It should be combined with the FAO zone + additional data for a comprehensive view.
- See MSC Codes
ASC Codes
Fish-safe labels
- 7 Dolphin Safe logos, of questionable value: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolphin_safe_label
Methods of fishing
- https://fr.openfoodfacts.org/label/peche-au-chalut
- https://fr.openfoodfacts.org/label/peche-a-la-ligne
- https://fr.openfoodfacts.org/label/peche-a-la-senne
- https://fr.openfoodfacts.org/label/pechees-a-la-bolinche
- https://fr.openfoodfacts.org/label/peche-a-la-drague
Marketing
- World Fisheries Day is on November 21
GitHub issues
Get in touch
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