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Side Event: Wild-Caught Shrimp Summit

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Scope /

Wild-caught shrimp is today still a large source of protein. Every part of the world has its own target species fisheries; such as Argentinian red shrimp in Argentina, Seabob in Surinam, Northern Pink shrimp in Canada and Norway, and brown shrimp in the Netherlands. All these fisheries compete to some extent with the supply of farmed shrimp. The topic is therefore relevant for the Global Shrimp Forum audience, including retailers, importers, and suppliers of farmed shrimp. We believe that creating interaction between wild-caught and farmed shrimp industries will benefit mutual learning and cooperation. In the first part of this summit you will receive an update about MSC's activities in wild-caught shrimp and an update about the market situation of Argentine red shrimp, Northern Pink shrimp and other species. In the second part of the summit you will be presented with three company visions of stakeholders in the wild-caught shrimp sector.

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Chairpersons /
Nicolas Guichoux
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Nicolas Guichoux
Chief Program Officer
In 1994, after graduating from the French Business School EDC, Nicolas started his career in international business at the French Chamber of Commerce in South Korea. In 1997 he was appointed Export Manager for leading French seafood processor, Cité Marine. Coming from Brittany - the main fishing...
Laura Rodriguez
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Laura Rodriguez
Head of Species Strategies and Pathways
Laura Rodriguez is passionate about sustainable supply chains. She worked for 12 years in the Fair Trade sector and the integration of social and green criteria on public and private procurement. She joined Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) in 2010 to lead the launch of the new office in Spain and...
Program /
11:00-11:05
Opening
11:05-11:15
A Shrimp Update About the MSC Certification Program

Presented by Camiel Derichs, Program Development Director, Marine Stewardship Council

11:15-11:30
An Update of the Northern Pink Shrimp Market

Presented by Joanna Hutchins, EVP Marketing, Innovation & Sustainability, Royal Greenland

11:30-11:45
An Update of the Argentinian Red Shrimp Market
Presented by Rodrigo Rodríguez, Retail & Foodservice EU Markets Sales Manager, WOFCO
11:45-12:15
Panel Discussion: Wild-Caught Shrimp Market Dynamics

Panelists:

Camiel Derichs, Program Development Director, Marine Stewardship Council

Rodrigo Rodríguez, Retail & Foodservice EU Markets Sales Manager, WOFCO

Joanna Hutchins, EVP Marketing, Innovation & Sustainability, Royal Greenland

Moderated by Nicolas Guichoux, Chief Program Officer, Marine Stewardship Council

12:15-13:00
Lunch Break
13:00-13:05
Opening
13:05-13:15
The Global Shrimp Council and Why Wild-Caught Shrimp Companies Should Join

Presented by Miguel Barcenas, Consultant, Global Shrimp Council

Moderated by Nicolas Guichoux, Chief Program Officer, Marine Stewardship Council

13:15-13:30
Company Visions: Krusta Group

Presented by Elias Suarez Garmendia, President and CEO, Krusta Group

Moderated by Laura Rodriguez, Head of Species Strategies and Pathways, Marine Stewardship Council

13:30-13:45
Company Visions: Cooke – Morubel

Presented by Ralph Sanders, Purchase and Trade Manager, Cooke – Morubel

Moderated by Laura Rodriguez, Head of Species Strategies and Pathways, Marine Stewardship Council

13:45-14:15
Panel Discussion: Driving Sustainability in Shrimp Fisheries

Panelists: 

Elias Suarez Garmendia, President and CEO, Krusta Group

Ralph Sanders, Purchase and Trade Manager, Cooke – Morubel

Moderated by Laura Rodriguez, Head of Species Strategies and Pathways, Marine Stewardship Council

14:15-14:20
Closing Remarks
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