Description
This review focuses on seafood by-products generated during the processing into consumer products, and the current methods that could be used to manage or treat these waste streams. The review presents a stepwise framework that outlines valorisation opportunities for seafood by-products. This framework can enable producers, operators, regulators, and investors to integrate with the principles of the CE with the consideration of achieving economic viability. The challenges of seafood loss due to climate change and emerging recycling strategies will also need to be considered and integrated into the valorisation pathways. Communication, education, and engagement with stakeholders are key to transitioning to a circular economy. Where increase awareness and acceptance will create drivers and demand for seafood by-product valorisation. Overall, the impact of such a circular production system will potentially lead to higher production efficiency, reduce demand for natural resources, and greater seafood production. All of which addresses many of the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals by contributing towards future food security and sustainability.
Details
- Original Author(s)
- Cooney, RonanBaptista de Sousa, DavidFernández-Ríos, AnaMellett, SineadRowan, NeilMorse, Andrew P.Hayes, MariaLaso, JaraRegueiro, LeticiaWan, Alex HL.Clifford, Eoghan
- Topic(s)
- Control, Environmental Performance
- Geographical Coverage
- European
- Date
- February, 2023
- Source