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Vanuatu Outlines National Cold Chain System to Boost Fish Quality and Market Access

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The Vanuatu Fisheries Department (VFD) is developing a National Cold Chain System aimed at improving fish quality and market access within Vanuatu. The proposed system addresses challenges faced by fishers from the moment their catch is landed until it reaches the buyer. The VFD has outlined four levels—Community, Area Council, Provincial, and Urban Market—each with minimum requirements for icing, storage, and fish handling.

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The initiative seeks to reduce post-catch losses caused by tropical heat and inadequate infrastructure. The VFD has been conducting provincial consultations with fishers, chiefs, and community leaders regarding these issues, such as limited cold storage, transport difficulties, and rising fuel costs.

Earth Sciences New Zealand conducts climate research in Antarctica and supports ocean resource management for Vanuatu and Kiribati.

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Who's involved

  • VanuatuThe country undergoing the proposed market and infrastructure upgrades.
  • Jotham NapatHolds the office of Prime Minister and chief executive leader of the government of Vanuatu.
  • Ralph RegenvanuHolds the official ministerial post for Vanuatu, representing the country's stance on global issues.
  • Joe NatumanServed as the Prime Minister of Vanuatu on a specific date in 2021.
  • ChinaFunctions as Vanuatu's largest external creditor, providing significant loans and funding.

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