Article: World Wildlife Fund Joins with Aquaculture Industry to Improve Environmental Performance

WASHINGTON, May 10 /U.S. Newswire/ -- World Wildlife Fund (WWF) announced today that it is working with the leading producers of farmed seafood including catfish, tilapia, basa, abalone, oysters, clams, scallops and mussels to improve the industry's environmental performance. Separate discussions are underway -- called "aquaculture dialogues" -- for tilapia, catfish and molluscs. All are focused on developing credible and measurable standards that could be used in investment and buyer screens or a certification program to reduce or eliminate the key impacts of the aquaculture industry.

"This effort comes at a critical time. Aquaculture now accounts for nearly half of the seafood we ...

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