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Seafood entrepreneur: Bangkok firm aims to make aquaculture certification more accessible

A Thai consultancy is developing a software platform meant to create an alternative way for small seafood companies to have access to markets requiring certification 

By Ola Wietecha | Oct. 7, 2016 16:17 BST
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Bangkok, Thailand-based consultancy FairAgora is developing a tool aimed to give small players in the seafood industry easier access to markets that currently require costly certification [...]

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