Large Pelagics T75 strategy table for 2022 - public.xlsx

	A	B	C	D	E	F
1	Last updated: Feb 2022	Total sector volume (,000 t)=	210.6
2	Sustainability status as of Feb 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 or FS green)	2.3	1.1%	1.1%
7	Australia Eastern Tuna and Billfish Fishery (albacore tuna, yellowfin tuna, bigeye tuna and swordfish)	0.9	0.4%
8	North West Atlantic Canada longline swordfish	1.0	0.5%
9	North West Atlantic Canada harpoon swordfish	0.0	0.0%
10	US North Atlantic swordfish, yellowfin, and albacore tuna fishery	1.3	0.6%
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12	Improving (MSC-FA)	0.8	0.4%	1.5%
13	French Polynesia albacore and yellowfin longline fishery	0.2	0.1%
14	Reunion Island Swordfish Longline Fishery	0.7	0.3%
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16	Improving (other certifications)	0.0	0.0%	1.5%
17	Mozambique, Fair Trade IO mahi mahi	0.0	0.0%
18	Mozambique, Fair Trade IO swordfish	0.0	0.0%
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20	Improving (FIP A-C)	62.0	29.4%	30.9%
21	Atlantic Ocean blue shark and swordfish - surface longline (FIP-BLUES)	7.3	3.5%
22	Costa Rica large pelagics - longline and green stick	1.5	0.7%		Global Mahi SR
23	Ecuador mahi-mahi - longline	8.3	4.0%		Global Mahi SR	*FIP has been reactivated on FisheryProgress with a workplan to address outstanding issues after the FIP withdrew from MSC full assessment in Dec 2020. FIP reported stage 4 results: Increases to PI scores 1.1.1., 1.2.1., and 1.2.2. FIP is therefore A rated.
24	Eastern Pacific large pelagics - longline (Martec)	0.1	0.0%		Global Mahi SR	*The Eastern Pacific Longline Large Pelagics FIP (Martec) fishery targets yellowfin tuna (Thunnus albacares) and mahi mahi (Coryphaena hippurus) both in Costa Rica, Ecuador and Panama as well as swordfish (Xiphias gladius) exclusively in Costa Rica. The 250 longline vessels are flagged to Costa Rica and Panama and fish on the high seas and within both countries' EEZs.
25	Indian Ocean swordfish - longline	0.0	0.0%
26	Indian Ocean tuna and large pelagics - longline (Afritex)	0.0	0.0%		Global Mahi SR	*Fair Trade certified in May 2019, but minimal volume was assigned to Fair Trade.
27	Indonesia Indian Ocean and Western Central Pacific Ocean tuna and large pelagics - longline	0.7	0.3%		Global Mahi SR
28	Indonesia Indian Ocean and Western Central Pacific Ocean wahoo, cobia, and mahi-mahi - longline	0.0	0.0%		Global Mahi SR
29	Mexico Pacific swordfish - longline	0.7	0.3%
30	North Pacific blue shark and swordfish - longline (Japan)	1.8	0.8%
31	Peru mahi mahi longline (WWF)	34.8	16.5%		Global Mahi SR
32	Sri Lanka tuna and swordfish - longline	3.9	1.9%
33	Taiwan Hsin-Kang mahi mahi longline	2.6	1.2%		Global Mahi SR
34	Vietnam swordfish - handline	0.2	0.1%
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36	FIPs Launched But Not Yet Rated	0.0	0.0%	30.9%
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39	Gap to 75: FIPs with D or E progress or Suspended (currently no rating)	0.3	0.2%	31.1%
40	Peru South Pacific Ocean swordfish - longline	0.3	0.2%			* FIP has become inactive in FP, and is currently unrated, due to missed reports
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42	Gap to 75: SR FIP Initiation/Expansion Priority	15.4	7.3%	38.4%
43	Ecuador mahi (non-FIP volume)	0.0	0.0%		Global Mahi SR	*all FAO reported volumes attributed to FIPs; new FIP in launch by artisanal fishers in Ecuador (ASOAMAN) late 2021 that is not on Fishery Progress yet.
44	Indonesia mahi (non-FIP volume)	15.4	7.3%		Global Mahi SR
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46	Gap to 75: Options for Closing the Gap to 75	70.2	33.3%	71.7%
47	Brazil mahi	0.9	0.4%
48	Brazil swordfish	2.9	1.4%
49	Chile swordfish	6.1	2.9%
50	China swordfish (FAO 77)	4.1	2.0%
51	Ecuador swordfish	6.4	3.0%			* New Intended FIP: Eastern South Pacific swordfish - longline
52	India swordfish	2.3	1.1%
53	Indonesia swordfish	1.2	0.6%
54	Italy swordfish	2.5	1.2%
55	Japan swordfish (non-FIP volume, FAO 61)	2.8	1.3%
56	Spain swordfish (non FIP volume in FAO 21,27,31,34, 41,47)	1.1	0.5%
57	Sri Lanka mahi	0.5	0.3%
58	Sri Lanka swordfish (non-FIP volume)	8.2	3.9%
59	Morocco swordfish	1.8	0.9%
60	Panama mahi	0.8	0.4%			* The Eastern Pacific Longline Large Pelagics FIP (Martec) fishery targets mahi mahi (Coryphaena hippurus) both in Costa Rica, Ecuador and Panama. Past FIP: Panama yellowfin tuna and mahi mahi (deactiviated due to lack of funding); Past FIP: Panama large pelagics - longline & green stick (FIP did not report progress and was made inactive)
61	Philippines swordfish	3.2	1.5%
62	Portugal swordfish	3.4	1.6%
63	Seychelles swordfish	2.1	1.0%
64	Taiwan mahi non-FIP volume	8.3	3.9%
65	Taiwan swordfish (DWF in FAO 77)	2.0	0.9%
66	Taiwan swordfish (FAO 51)	5.2	2.5%
67	USA mahi	0.7	0.3%
68	USA Swordfish (non-MSC volume)	1.1	0.5%			Past FIP: Hawaii tuna and large pelagics - longline (FIP not actively reporting; most recent active reporting included a shift to focusing only on tuna and swordfish)
69	Venezuela mahi	0.7	0.3%
70	Vietnam swordfish (non-FIP volume)	1.8	0.8%
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72	Other large/relevant volumes not included in the Route to 75
73	Iran (Islamic Rep. of) mahi	8.8	4.2%
74	Iran (Islamic Rep. of) swordfish	1.1	0.5%
75	Côte d'Ivoire mahi	1.8	0.8%
76	Pakistan mahi	3.0	1.4%
77	Yemen swordfish	1.8	0.8%
78	Past FIPs
79	Guatemala mahi FIP					*FIP deactivated due to to lack of funding (minor volume for swordfish reported only in 2019)
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