Copy of Impact per $.xlsx

	A	B	C	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	L
1	Parameters	Value	Default		Number of fish certified	Number of shrimps certified	Welfare module	Compliance adjusted scope	Projected number of fish impacted through changed practices	Projected number of shrimps impacted through changed practices	Welfare improvements influenced by ALI's feedbacks and guidance since 2021 **refer to Benchmark Comparison Table
2	Compliance ratio in farms	50%	85%	BAP	517,178,600	16,152,600,000	517,178,600	258,589,300	129,294,650	4,038,150,000	OIE stunning language
3	Percentage of farmers that will have to update their practices to comply	50%	50%	ASC	474,620,600	4,883,000,000	474,620,600	237,310,300	118,655,150	1,220,750,000	Added enrichment category, developed welfare modules for fish and shrimp
4				GlobalGAP	500,000,000	0	500,000,000	250,000,000	125,000,000	0	Added enrichment category
5				FoTS	0	0	0	0	0	0	Prohibits the certification of any form of octopus/cephalopod farming. Prohibits the certification of shrimp originating from eyestalk-ablated broodstock.
6				GAP	0	0	0	0	0	0	Ban on insect farming.
7				RSPCA	54,250,000	0	54,250,000	27,125,000	13,562,500	0	Prohibits the certification of any form of octopus/cephalopod farming. Prohibits the certification of shrimp originating from eyestalk-ablated broodstock. Standards update forthcoming.
8				Naturland	0	0	0	0	0	0	Prohibits the certification of shrimp originating from eyestalk ablated broodstock.
9				Total	1,546,049,200	21,035,600,000	1,546,049,200	773,024,600	386,512,300	5,258,900,000
10				* 0 = unknown at present
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12	SOURCES:
13	Species specific production tonnages for ASC and BAP were taken from “”Data Tool 2021.” Certification & Ratings Collaboration, certificationandratings.org/data-tool-2021/.
14	GLOBALGAP total production was taken from “GLOBALG.A.P. AQUACULTURE CERTIFICATION Caring for Consumers -Responsible Sourcing at All Stages of Production.
15	RSPCA info was from Malcolm Johnstone, Aquaculture Manager
16		Total
17		Salmon		CURRENT STANDARDS
18	BAP	Shrimp		Weight (high range)	Conservative estimate
19		Tilapia	2,118,418		16,669,778,600		2022: 2,418,616
20		Pangasius	869,988	5	173,997,600
21		Trout	565,341	0.035	16,152,600,000
22		Other	199,146	0.6	331,910,000
23			0	1.1	0
24			56,355	5	11,271,000
25		Total	427,588	5	85,517,600
26		Salmon
27	ASC	Shrimp
28		Tilapia	2,159,341	5	5,357,620,600		2022: 2,391,607
29		Trout	1,183,874	5	236,774,800
30		Other	170,905	0.035	4,883,000,000
31			132,027	0.6	220,045,000
32		Total	89,004	5	17,800,800
33			583,531	5	116,706,200
34	GlobalGAP	n/a
35			2000000	https://www.globalgap.org/export/sites/default/.content/.galleries/Documents_Media_Gallery/200920_Aquaculture-Statistics_Flyer_en_web.pdf	500,000,000		2.5 million metric tons	Seafood Source
36	Naturland
37		n/a
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39	GAP
40		n/a
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42	Friend of the Sea
43		Salmon
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45	RSCPA
46			217000		54,250,000
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50			Total currently certified		22,581,649,200
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53			Total excluding shrimps		1,546,049,200
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