Marine Stewardship Council

'Net Benefits' report 2009

Net Benefits cover

Published in September 2009, the MSC's tenth anniversary year, 'Net Benefits' report details the socio-economic and environmental benefits of the first ten years of MSC certified sustainable fisheries.

Contents

In the MSC Net Benefits report each of the 42 fisheries certified in the first 10 years of the MSC programme tell their story of the MSC. Download each fishery's story, from the Net Benefits report, below (PDFs, 2-300kb):

Alaska salmon

AAFA Pacific albacore tuna - north and south 

Astrid Fiske North Sea herring

Australia mackerel icefish

Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands Alaska (Pacific) cod

Bering Sea/Aleutian Islands pollock and Gulf of Alaska pollock

Burry Inlet cockles

Canada northern prawn and Gulf of St Lawrence northern shrimp trawl Esquiman Channel

Domstein Longliner Partners North East Arctic cod and haddock

Germany North Sea saithe trawl

Gulf of St Lawrence northern shrimp and Gulf of St Lawrence northern shrimp trawl fishery Esquiman Channel

Hastings fleet Dover sole, herring and mackerel

KDSFF snow crab and flathead flounder

Lake Hjälmaren pikeperch fish-trap and gill-net

Lakes and Coorong, South Australia

Loch Torridon nephrops creel

Mexico Baja California red rock lobster

New Zealand hoki

NESFC sea bass

Norway North Sea saithe and Norway north-east Arctic saithe

Oregon pink shrimp

Patagonian scallop

Pelagic Freezer-Trawler Association North Sea herring

South Africa hake trawl

South Georgia Patagonian toothfish longline

South-west handline mackerel

Scottish Pelagic Sustainability Group North Sea herring

SPSG western component of north east Atlantic mackerel

Thames Blackwater herring drift-net

US North Pacific halibut

US North Pacific sablefish

Western Australia rock lobster



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