Octopus T75 strategy table for 2022 - public.xlsx

	A	B	C	D	E	F	P
1	Last updated: Feb 2022	Total sector volume (,000 t)=	505.2
2	Sustainability status as of Jan 2022
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4	Route to 75
5		(,000 t)	Percent of sector total	Cumulative percent	SR Active Priority	Notes
6	Sustainable (MSC-C)	0.4	0.1%	0.1%
7	Western Asturias Octopus Traps Fishery of Artisanal Cofradias	0.1	0.0%
8	Western Australian Octopus	0.3	0.1%
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10	Improving (MSC-FA)	0.0	0.0%	0.1%			3.883
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12							2.302
13	Improving (other certifications)	0.0	0.0%	0.1%			3.883
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15	Improving (FIP A-C)	19.1	3.8%	3.9%			19.295
16	Chile Patagonian red octopus	0.7	0.1%			* Under SR NON Common Octopus sub-group
17	Japan Tomamae giant Pacific octopus	0.1	0.0%
18	Mexico Bahia de Los Angeles octopus	0.0	0.0%
19	Mexico Yucatan octopus	10.0	2.0%		Global Octopus SR
20	Shantou-Taiwan Chinese common squid and short arm octopus	8.0	1.6%
21	Southwest Madagascar octopus	0.3	0.1%			* Under SR NON Common Octopus sub-group
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23	New Unrated FIPs	0.0	0.0%	3.9%
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25	Gap to 75: Stalled Improvements (FIPs D, E, or inactive)/Recently suspended certifications	1.4	0.3%	4.1%			67.596
26	India Kerala shrimp and cephalopods	1.4	0.3%
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28	Gap to 75: SR FIP Initiation/Expansion Priority	123.2	24.4%	28.5%
29	Mauritania, octopus nei	41.5	8.2%		Global Octopus SR	*Fishery has expressed interest in launching a FIP
30	Mexico, wild common octopus (FAO 31, non-FIP volume)	11.7	2.3%		Global Octopus SR	* is O.americanus
31	Mexico, wild Mexican four-eyed octopus (FAO 31, non-FIP volume)	12.7	2.5%		Global Octopus SR
32	Morocco, octopus nei (FAO 34)	38.8	7.7%		Global Octopus SR	*FIP initiation efforts underway
33	Indonesia, octopuses nei (FAO 57)	5.1	1.0%		Global Octopus SR	*Under SR NON Common Octopus sub-group: Prospective FIP, expiring July 2022: https://fisheryprogress.org/fip-profile/prospective-indonesia-octopus-spear-diver-caught
34	Indonesia, octopuses nei (FAO 71)	6.8	1.3%		Global Octopus SR	*Under SR NON Common Octopus sub-group: Prospective FIP, expiring July 2022: https://fisheryprogress.org/fip-profile/prospective-indonesia-octopus-spear-diver-caught
35	Senegal, common octopus	6.6	1.3%		Global Octopus SR	Starting conversations, GMCII priority
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37	Gap to 75: Options for Closing the Gap to 75	278.2	55.1%	83.6%
38	Chile, Octopuses nei (non-FIP volume)	2.8	0.6%			* Under SR NON Common Octopus sub-group
39	China, octopus nei (non-FIP volume)	98.0	19.4%
40	Japan, octopuses nei (non-FIP volume)	35.0	6.9%
41	Madagascar (non-FIP volume)	9.2	1.8%
42	Mozambique, octopuses nei	3.8	0.7%
43	Peru, Octopuses nei	0.9	0.2%			* Under SR NON Common Octopus sub-group
44	Philippines, octopus nei	3.8	0.7%			*Fishery has expressed interest in launching a FIP
45	Portugal, common octopus (FAO 27)	5.3	1.0%
46	Spain, common octopus (FAO 27, non-certified volume)	4.8	0.9%
47	Spain, octopus nei (FAO 27)	0.9	0.2%
48	Spain, octopus nei (FAO 37)	3.6	0.7%
49	Vietnam, octopuses nei	110.2	21.8%
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51	Other large volumes not included in the Route to 75
52	South Korea, octopuses nei (FAO 61)	19.6	3.9%
53	India, octopuses nei (FAO 51, non-FIP volume)	8.9	1.8%
54	Thailand, octopuses, nei (FAO 71)	9.2	1.8%
55	Thailand, octopuses nei (FAO 57)	1.4	0.3%
56	Italy, octopuses nei (FAO 37)	8.4	1.7%
57	Tunisia, common octopus	2.6	0.5%
58	Greece, octopuses nei (FAO 37)	3.56	0.71%
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