Tech Directory

The technology providers who are innovating to solve seafood and fisheries challenges.

What is the SAFET Tech Directory?

The SAFET Tech Directory offers comprehensive information about the solution providers addressing seafood and fisheries challenges, including their organizational focus, scope of work, and contact details. By bringing these details together in one place, stakeholders can quickly identify potential partners, learn about available technological services, and connect with providers that align with their specific needs. The Directory includes:

Comprehensive Provider Profiles

An overview of each provider’s background, the technologies or services they offer, and their track record in fisheries or seafood management.

Centralized Access & Search

Users can filter or search by technology category, region, or key features, making it easier to find the right match for their challenges.

Organizational Transparency

Details like contact information, references, and case studies enable stakeholders to thoroughly evaluate potential partnerships.

A Focus on User Needs

Whether stakeholders require onboard vessel solutions, data analytics for port operations, or supply chain traceability tools, the Directory connects them with relevant expertise and proven capabilities.

Tech Directory

Browse the Tech Directory to learn about the various tech providers and their technology solutions supporting seafood and fisheries practitioners.  Use the filters to find providers with solutions that meet your needs.  Click on each provider for more details.

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