Shared copy whitefish strategy table 2020 5 27

	A	C	D	E	F	H
1	Last updated: 27 May 2020	Total sector volume (,000 t)=	16,369			Classic whitefish = 8,363,176 mt
2	Sustainability status as of August 2019					Tilapia/pangasius = 8,005,661 mt
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4		(,000 t)	Percent of sector total	Cumulative percent	Notes
5	Sustainable (MSC-C)	4846.1	29.6%	29.6%
6	AGARBA Spain Barents Sea cod	10.6	0.1%
7	Alaska Pacific cod - Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands	249.3	1.5%
8	Alaska Pacific Cod - Gulf of Alaska	147.4	0.9%		*MSC certificate may be suspended in 2020 for stock declines
9	Alaska Pollock - Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands	1301.0	7.9%
10	Alaska Pollock - Gulf of Alaska	142.6	0.9%
11	Arkhangelsk Trawl fleet Norwegian & Barents Seas cod, haddock & saithe	38.1	0.2%
12	Australian Heard Island and McDonald Islands Toothfish & Icefish fisheries	2.7	0.0%
13	Barents Sea cod, haddock and saithe	134.1	0.8%
14	Canada Scotia-Fundy Haddock	3.4	0.0%
15	Compagnie des Pêches Saint Malo and Euronor cod and haddock	8.3	0.1%
16	Cornish hake gill net	0.9	0.0%
17	DFPO Denmark North Sea & Skagerrak cod & saithe	11.0	0.1%		*MSC certificate for North Sea cod suspended October 2019: 6,687 mt
18	DFPO Denmark North Sea & Skagerrak haddock	2.3	0.0%
19	DFPO Denmark North Sea and Skagerrak hake and plaice	2.8	0.0%
20	Estonia North East Arctic cold water prawn and cod fishery	0.3	0.0%
21	Falkland Island toothfish	1.3	0.0%
22	Faroe Island saithe	12.8	0.1%
23	Faroe Islands and Iceland North East Arctic cod, haddock and saithe	32.2	0.2%
24	Faroe Islands tusk & ling	0.8	0.0%
25	FIUN Barents & Norwegian Seas cod and haddock	229.0	1.4%
26	Germany North Sea saithe trawl	8.5	0.1%
27	Greenland cod, haddock and saithe trawl	12.0	0.1%
28	ISF Iceland cod	225.0	1.4%
29	ISF Iceland golden redfish, blue ling and tusk	5.8	0.0%
30	ISF Iceland Haddock	39.0	0.2%
31	ISF Iceland saithe, ling, Atlantic wolffish and plaice	68.1	0.4%
32	Lake Erie Multi-species Commercial	4.3	0.0%
33	Macquarie Island (MI) toothfish	0.4	0.0%
34	New Zealand hake, hoki, ling and Southern blue whiting	177.7	1.1%
35	NFA Norwegian Ling & Tusk and NFA Norwegian Lumpfish	26.1	0.2%
36	Norway North East Arctic cod	463.5	2.8%
37	Norway North East Arctic haddock	99.1	0.6%
38	Norway North East Arctic saithe	115.8	0.7%
39	Norway North Sea demersal	49.0	0.3%		*MSC certificate for North Sea cod suspended October 2019: 5,534 mt
40	Oceanprom Barents Sea cod and haddock	1.3	0.0%
41	Pacific Hake Mid Water Trawl	301.6	1.8%
42	Ross Sea Toothfish Longline	1.8	0.0%
43	Russia Sea of Okhotsk pollock	603.8	3.7%
44	Russian Federation Barents sea cod and haddock	49.7	0.3%
45	SARPC toothfish	5.1	0.0%
46	Scapeche, Euronor and Compagnie de Peche de St Malo saithe	11.8	0.1%
47	Scottish Fisheries Sustainable Accreditation Group (SFSAG) North Sea cod	10.1	0.1%		*MSC certificate for North Sea cod suspended October 2019: 5,534 mt
48	Scottish Fisheries Sustainable Accreditation Group (SFSAG) Rockall haddock	1.9	0.0%
49	SFSAG Northern Demersal Stocks	42.9	0.3%
50	South Africa hake trawl	133.3	0.8%
51	South Georgia Patagonian Toothfish Longline	2.2	0.0%
52	UK Fisheries/DFFU/Doggerbank Group saithe	3.9	0.0%
53	UK Fisheries/DFFU/Doggerbank Northeast Arctic cod, haddock and saithe	29.8	0.2%
54	US Acadian redfish, haddock and pollock otter trawl	6.4	0.0%
55	US Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank haddock, pollock and redfish trawl	2.0	0.0%
56	US North Pacific sablefish	10.5	0.1%
57	US West Coast limited entry groundfish trawl	2.5	0.0%
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59	Sustainable (FS Green)	4.0	0.0%	29.6%
60	Blue grenadier (hoki) - SE Australia	4.0	0.0%
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62	Improving (MSC-FA)	148.7	0.9%	30.5%
63	Chile Austral hake (Merluccius australis) industrial trawl and longline	7.6	0.0%		*Certified in September 2019
64	Estonia North East Arctic cold water prawn and cod				*No volume yet available
65	Manitoba boreal forest lakes commercial gillnet				*No volume yet available
66	Murmanseld 2 Barents Sea cod and haddock				*Volume already covered by another MSC certification
67	Namibia hake trawl and longline	121.8	0.7%
68	Western Bering Sea Pacific cod and Pacific halibut longline	19.3	0.1%		*MSC certified in October 2019
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70	Improving (other certifications)	474.0	2.9%	33.4%	*March 2020 information from BAP indicates this cumulative volume is 518.2 thousand tons, or 3.2% of sector volume
71	Brazil, farmed tilapia	14.2	0.1%
72	China, farmed tilapia	130.0	0.8%		*March 2020 information from BAP indicates this volume is 163.4 thousand tons
73	Colombia, farmed tilapia	10.0	0.1%
74	Honduras, farmed tilapia	26.8	0.2%		*March 2020 information from BAP indicates this volume is 26.7 thousand tons
75	Indonesia, farmed tilapia	32.4	0.2%		*March 2020 information from BAP indicates this volume is 26.6 thousand tons
76	Malaysia, farmed tilapia	0.1	0.0%
77	Mexico, farmed tilapia	32.6	0.2%
78	Multiple countries, farmed tilapia	33.0	0.2%
79	Vietnam, farmed pangasius	192.1	1.2%		*March 2020 information from BAP indicates this volume is 208.7 thousand tons
80	Vietnam, farmed tilapia	2.8	0.0%
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82	Improving (FIP A-C; AIP)	327.4	2.0%	35.4%
83	Canada Atlantic cod (2J3KL)	4.0	0.0%
84	Canada Atlantic Cod (3PS)	2.4	0.0%
85	Chinese Tilapia AIP (Hainan)	300.0	1.8%
86	India Threadfin Bream	6.0	0.0%
87	Peruvian Hake	15.0	0.1%
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89	FIPs with D or E progress / Recently Suspended MSC Certifications	110.9	0.7%	36.1%
90	Argentine Hoki	84.2	0.5%		*MSC certificate suspended June 2019
91	Chilean Common Hake	18.0	0.1%
92	New England Silver Hake	8.7	0.1%
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94	SR Active Priority	255.3	1.6%	37.7%
95	Argentine hake - Patagonian	250.5	1.5%		*Past FIP: Argentine hake; Prospective FIP posted to FisheryProgress.org in October 2019.
96	Southern hake - Pacific Patagonian, Chile/Argentina (non-MSC FA volume)	4.8	0.0%		*Artisanal fishery has expressed interest in a FIP.
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98	SR Future Priority	911.1	5.6%	43.2%
99	Alaska pollock, Russia (FAO 61 - unspecified stock)	374.0	2.3%		*FIP launched in September 2019, volume is reported as 192,000 mt
100	Alaska pollock - Navarinsky, Russia	310.4	1.9%