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4.4(a) Transshipment

Initially Adopted

  • June 7, 2011

At-sea transshipments, if not properly monitored, can complicate the transmission of data, the traceability of product and can create a fertile environment for illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing activities.

Processors, traders, importers, transporters, marketers and others involved in the seafood industry shall conduct transactions only with those purse seine vessels that do not engage in transshipments at sea, whether high seas, EEZ, territorial seas or archipelagic waters.

RELATED CONSERVATION MEASURES

4.1 Unique Vessel Identifiers – IMO

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4.2 Purse Seine Unique Vessel Identifiers

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4.3(a) Observer Coverage

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4.3(b) Observer Coverage Exemption – WCPO Region

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4.3(b)(i)   Observer Coverage Exemption – New Zealand Flag Purse Seine Vessels

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4.3(b)(ii) Observer Coverage Exemption – Japan Flag Purse Seine Vessels Fishing North of 20°N

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4.3(c) Observer Coverage – Grace Period for Electronic Monitoring Systems for Certain Large-Scale Purse Seine Vessels

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4.4(b) Transshipment Exemptions – General

4.4(b)(i) Transshipment Exemption – Papua New Guinea

4.4(b)(ii) Transshipment Exemption – Philippines

4.4(c) Transshipment At Sea – Observer Coverage

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