DAY 1 – INDUSTRY STRATEGY, GOVERNANCE & VALUE CHAIN ALIGNMENT
Setting the commercial and policy context for the global tuna industry, including blue economy frameworks, fisheries governance and value chain coordination.
Setting the commercial and policy context for the global tuna industry, including blue economy frameworks, fisheries governance and value chain coordination.
Session 1: Global Tuna Industry Outlook & Blue Economy Integration
• Global production, supply and demand outlook
• Blue Economy strategies and implications for tuna
• Role of RFMOs, governments and industry leadership
Session 2: Strengthening Value Chain Synergies
• Fisheries–processing–trade–market alignment
• Public–private partnerships
• Regional value-addition and benefit-sharing
• Global production, supply and demand outlook
• Blue Economy strategies and implications for tuna
• Role of RFMOs, governments and industry leadership
Session 2: Strengthening Value Chain Synergies
• Fisheries–processing–trade–market alignment
• Public–private partnerships
• Regional value-addition and benefit-sharing
DAY 2 – MARKETS, TRADE & VALUE CREATION
Focused on global and regional market trends, price volatility, trade flows, investment dynamics and the role of technology, AI and data in improving competitiveness.
Session 3: Global Tuna Markets, Trade & Price Dynamics
• Key regional markets (EU, US, Asia, Middle East, Latin America)
• Pricing mechanisms and volatility
• Trade policies, tariffs and market access
Session 4: Innovation, Technology & AI across the Value Chain
• Smart fishing and monitoring
• AI in grading, quality control and forecasting
• Digital traceability, interoperability and data trust
Session 5: Investment, Finance & Blue Growth Opportunities
• Financing sustainable tuna operations
• Risk management and ESG-linked investment
• Innovation funding through R&D for scalable solutions
Focused on global and regional market trends, price volatility, trade flows, investment dynamics and the role of technology, AI and data in improving competitiveness.
Session 3: Global Tuna Markets, Trade & Price Dynamics
• Key regional markets (EU, US, Asia, Middle East, Latin America)
• Pricing mechanisms and volatility
• Trade policies, tariffs and market access
Session 4: Innovation, Technology & AI across the Value Chain
• Smart fishing and monitoring
• AI in grading, quality control and forecasting
• Digital traceability, interoperability and data trust
Session 5: Investment, Finance & Blue Growth Opportunities
• Financing sustainable tuna operations
• Risk management and ESG-linked investment
• Innovation funding through R&D for scalable solutions
DAY 3 – SUSTAINABILITY, PEOPLE & THE FUTURE
Addressing certification, labour standards, climate risk, consumer expectations in terms of food safety, food fraud and long-term business resilience.
Session 6: Sustainability, Certification & Social Accountability
• Certification evolution and market relevance
• Crew welfare, labour standards and transparency
• Aligning sustainability with competitiveness
Session 7: The Future of the Global Tuna Industry
• Climate adaptation and resilience
• Consumer expectations and communication
• Strategic pathways to 2030 and beyond
Addressing certification, labour standards, climate risk, consumer expectations in terms of food safety, food fraud and long-term business resilience.
Session 6: Sustainability, Certification & Social Accountability
• Certification evolution and market relevance
• Crew welfare, labour standards and transparency
• Aligning sustainability with competitiveness
Session 7: The Future of the Global Tuna Industry
• Climate adaptation and resilience
• Consumer expectations and communication
• Strategic pathways to 2030 and beyond