Made in Italy Bluefin Tuna: The Supply Chain Focuses on Innovation and Traceability
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The Italian bluefin tuna supply chain is focusing on new technologies and greater clarity about the origin of the product. This is reported by Coldiretti Pesca, the association representing fishermen and operators in the sector. The goal is to strengthen the value of "Made in Italy" bluefin tuna and to respond to the demands of consumers who are increasingly attentive to what they eat.
Among the approaches indicated are "farms", that is, facilities where tuna is raised in open sea, and smart nets, equipped with sensors and digital systems to better monitor the condition of the fish and equipment. These solutions allow production to be managed more precisely and can contribute to more sustainable fishing.
Another important point concerns certifications of origin. Thanks to these documents, the consumer can know where the tuna comes from and with what methods it was caught or farmed. Traceability is considered a fundamental tool for building market confidence and for distinguishing the Italian product from that of other countries.
In conclusion, the bluefin tuna sector is seeking to combine tradition and innovation in order to remain competitive. Coldiretti Pesca stresses that the combination of technology, transparency and certified origin can help the supply chain grow and offer Italian consumers a product of recognizable quality.
Sources: ANSA
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