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Pacifical Includes Verification Services for FAD-Caught Tuna in PNA MSC-Certified Fishery

September 19, 2024

Pacifical, the global leader in tuna traceability and verification, is excited to announce a significant expansion of its services within the Parties to the Nauru Agreement (PNA) MSC-certified tuna fishery. Pacifical’s enhanced capabilities will now include the verification and traceability of tuna caught using Fish Aggregating Devices (FADs) for skipjack, yellowfin, and bigeye tuna, complementing…

John West Australia and Pacifical Set Milestone for Tuna Industry with GDST Sustainability Data Exchange

May 21, 2024

In an unprecedented collaboration between Australia’s tuna market leader, J.R. Simplot Company’s John West brand,  and the leading Pacific tuna supply chain traceability and verification company, Pacifical, a historic milestone has been achieved with the successful exchange of data using the GDST (Global Dialogue on Seafood Traceability) protocol. This groundbreaking achievement sets a new standard…

Happy World Tuna Day: Pacifical Announces Winners of the WTD T-Shirt Design Contest

May 2, 2024

Today is May 2nd, World Tuna Day; A day that reminds us of the invaluable role tuna plays in the world and of course, our Pacific region, as well as the importance of safeguarding the health of the tuna stocks for future generations. To commemorate this occasion, our team at Pacifical organized a T-shirt design…

Celebrate World Tuna Day in Style!

April 15, 2024

*Open to residents of Tokelau, Tuvalu, Cook Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji, Kiribati, Nauru, Niue, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Marshall Islands, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, and Vanuatu only. May 2nd is World Tuna Day! Celebrate tuna’s vital role in our lives and communities across the Pacific. Join us in promoting sustainable tuna fishing…

Great Video Tells Real Life World Tuna Day Story and Wins Grand Prizes

May 2, 2023

Happy World Tuna Day! Today is a day of joy in the Pacific, a day to celebrate and honor the existence of tuna in our daily lives, our ecosystem and economy. The citizens of the PNA island nations: Federated States of Micronesia, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Nauru, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands or Tuvalu and…

PNA Has Started Its MSC Reassessment – FADs and Bigeye Included

March 8, 2023

The PNA has started the process of MSC recertification for the entire PNA purse seine fishery, which will now be assessed against the new MSC standard (V2.01). The reassessment includes Freeschool and FAD – skipjack, yellowfin and bigeye. The Announcement Comment Draft Report (ACDR) has been published last week in the MSC website. Our Pacifical…

PNA Achieves The Adoption Of Skipjack Management Procedure

December 7, 2022

Great news! PNA members have adopted a conservation measure on the management procedure for skipjack tuna in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean (WCPO) . This PNA move is a significant component of the harvest strategy and tropical tuna measure that will be progressed in the coming years. The new management procedure will apply to…

Tuvalu Could Disappear Into The Sea This Century, And Is Already Becoming Unlivable

November 11, 2022

Small islands in the Pacific Ocean will disappear due to climate change. But there is no attention at the top in Egypt for the population that will have to leave. ‘We are sinking’. (Original article by NRC.) Kelesoma Saloa (52), a bulky man with soft eyes, mourns his homeland. Tuvalu, a group of islands in the Pacific Ocean,…

PACIFICAL: THE FIRST “GDST-CAPABLE” SEAFOOD COMPANY

October 20, 2022

Pacifical has become the first seafood company to pass the Global Dialogue on Seafood Traceability (GDST’s) Capability Test, demonstrating its ability to capture all data required by the GDST Standard, receiving and transmitting data in the correct formats, and using a standardized communications protocol. Pacifical’s online platform is called “SmarTuna”, an IT system that facilitates optimal visibility, verification, traceability,…

PNA MSC Certification Remains 100% FAD FREE

October 13, 2022

The Independent Adjudicator (IA) has determined that the world’s largest tuna purse seiner fishery, the PNA, should not be MSC certified for FADs and bigeye. This comes after a lengthy dispute process. The PNA purse seiner fishery remains MSC certified for free school skipjack and yellowfin catches. John McKendrick, the IA, published his decision on…

Update – scope extension for the PNA Western and Central Pacific fishery on bigeye and FAD sets

July 15, 2022

The independent adjudicator (IA) has published his decisions on the scope extension for the PNA Western and Central Pacific fishery on bigeye and FAD sets; 13 out of the 15 objections were dismissed which included overturning arguments against FADs, which means this fishery could likely soon include FAD sets. However, the IA stated that scores…

Pacifical Completes GDST Beta Capability Test

May 12, 2022

Pacifical, the only seafood industry member to take part of the Global Dialogue on Seafood Traceability (GDST) beta-Capability Test, has successfully completed all the steps in the beta testing environment. Their advancement towards GDST IT capability signals that they will be in a leading position to verify the capability of their system when the final…

TODAY WE CELEBRATE TUNA

May 2, 2022

And its pacific custodians. To ensure future generations enjoy tuna for good, the choice is simple. Support those caring for the resource. Tokelau Tokelau is a dependent territory of New Zealand. 1500 people live on 3 tropical coral atolls (Atafu, Nukunonu and Fakaofo). A 100% solar powered nation. With 65% of their government income coming…

Pacifical Partners Ask Tuna Fishing Companies to Adopt the Responsible Fishing Vessel Standard (RFVS)

April 28, 2022

Pacifical partners call for the Responsible Fishing Vessel Standard (RFVS) to be adopted in their MSC tuna supply chain. Retailers and brand owners, sourcing MSC tuna from the Pacific, are aware that labor conditions in wild capture fisheries, such as tuna, are difficult to observe and monitor, due to the remote nature of their workplace….

Pacifical & Digimarc Making The GDST Traceability Standard A Reality

March 15, 2022

Digimarc Corporation (Nasdaq: DMRC) and Pacifical have been working together to achieve interoperability between their traceability systems through use of communication protocols of the Global Dialogue on Seafood Traceability (GDST) standard. Supply chains across all sectors are complex. Even though most suppliers make attempts to provide full traceability for products, the challenge for retailers is that each supply…

Infographic Pacifical Impact Sourcing 2021 – Happy Holidays

December 22, 2021

An estimated $14.5 Million USD is how much our partners have directly contributed to the people of the PNA Islands nations through sourcing Pacifical tuna products. When sourcing and processing traceable Pacifical sustainable wild tuna, you can be 100% assured that your sourcing decisions are making a critical positive impact in the pacific island region;…

Pacifical Targets GSA Certification to Guard Fair Conditions for Seiner Crews

November 18, 2021

Pacifical, the market development company of the nine Parties to the Nauru Agreement (PNA) Pacific Island nations, and the Global Seafood Alliance (GSA), announce their partnership to implement the Responsible Fishing Vessel Standard (RFVS) on all Pacifical fishing operations. The RFVS scheme certification will provide independently verified assurance of fair working and living conditions onboard,…

PNA’s FAD Fishery Now Recommended for MSC certification

October 29, 2021

Yesterday the Marine Stewardship Council has published the Final Draft Report (FDR) by the certification assessment body (CAB) Lloyd’s Register on the scope extension of our PNA Western and Central Pacific skipjack, yellowfin, and bigeye tuna purse seine fishery. The report focuses on extending the scope of the certification from exclusively being a free school…

Pacifical Video Clip Contest Winners Show Community Impact On World Tuna Day

May 2, 2021

Today is May 2nd, World Tuna Day! The day to commemorate the existence of tuna and its contribution to our daily lives. A day to spread awareness of the importance and value of tuna, both to the Pacifical community and consumers worldwide. We wanted to hear directly from the PNA people how they experience tuna…

Pacifical World Tuna Day VIDEO CLIP Contest

April 20, 2021

***Limited to residents of PNA Nations: Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Nauru, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Tokelau and Tuvalu. May 2nd, World Tuna Day is approaching! The day to commemorate the existence of tuna and its contribution to our daily lives. A day to spread awareness of the importance and value…

OCEANIA: MSC Canned Tuna Snapshot 2021

March 24, 2021

Oceania is not only the world’s largest supplier of MSC certified tuna, but with Australia and New Zealand, the region is also one of the major MSC tuna buyers in the planet, yet it is a market that is experiencing stagnation. There has not been a lot of MSC tuna developments in Oceania since 2016….

Pacifical Wishes You Happy Holidays

December 17, 2020

Goodbye 2020. Hello 2021. We want to thank you for trusting in our PNA MSC certified fishery to fulfill your demand for MSC certified tuna throughout this challenging and “unusual” year. We missed seeing you at the trade fairs and conferences, but despite the distance, the continuous support you have given us has been felt…

Taiwanese WCPO Seiners More Productive In 2018

November 12, 2019

The distant water purse seiner fleet of Chinese Taipei (Taiwan) caught the most volume of tuna despite a drop in vessel numbers and the decline in catches in the previous years from 2015-2017.   Since the 1990s, setting on free-swimming schools has become the most prevailing method for this fleet. According to the provisional estimate from WCPFC, in 2018,…

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Food Processor (Type D4)

Thank you for considering using MSC certified Pacifical tuna, this is how you can start:

  1. First step is to process the “Terms of Service”
  2. You are now ready to buy MSC certified Pacifical tuna products.
  3. Negotiate and buy MSC certified Pacifical products. Pacifical will assist with supplier introductions.
  4. There is no Pacifical service fee charged for this partnership. The fee will be paid by the processor who sold the product (final processor)
Brand (Type D2)

Thank you for considering carrying MSC certified Pacifical tuna under your brand, this is how you can start:

  1. First step is to process the “Terms of Service”
  2. You are now ready to buy MSC certified Pacifical tuna products.
  3. Negotiate and buy MSC certified Pacifical products. Pacifical will assist with supplier introductions.
  4. There is no Pacifical service fee charged for this partnership. The fee will be paid by the processor who sold the product (final processor)
Food Service (Type D3)

Thank you for considering using MSC certified Pacifical tuna, this is how you can start:

  1. First step is to process the “Terms of Service”
  2. You are now ready to buy MSC certified Pacifical tuna products.
  3. Negotiate and buy MSC certified Pacifical products. Pacifical will assist with supplier introductions.
  4. There is no Pacifical service fee charged for this partnership. The fee will be paid by the processor who sold the product (final processor)
Retailer (Type D1)

Thank you for considering carrying MSC certified Pacifical tuna under your brand, this is how you can start:

  1. First step is to process the “Terms of Service”
  2. You are now ready to buy MSC certified Pacifical tuna products.
  3. Negotiate and buy MSC certified Pacifical products. Pacifical will assist with supplier introductions.
  4. There is no Pacifical service fee charged for this partnership. The fee will be paid by the processor who sold the product (final processor)
Repacker of Final Product (Type A4)

Thank you for considering loading MSC certified Pacifical tuna, this is how you can start:

  1. First step would be to request an MOU from PNA. To review it, please send us a request to cynthia@pacifical.com
  2. You are now ready to load MSC certified Pacifical tuna!
  3. Please note the owner of the fish would need to provide PNA office with Bill of Lading for verification of consignee and MTCB issuance.
  4. There is no Pacifical service fee charged for this partnership.

* MTCB= MSC Trip Certificate Batch

Trader Final Product sourced from partner B3 (Type C3)

Thank you for considering trading MSC certified Pacifical tuna, this is how you can start:

  1. This category corresponds to a company that is a subsidiary / sales office / exclusive trade partner of a processor or an independent company working with a co-packer (s).
  2. First step would be to determine which party will be reporting to Pacifical.
  3. Next step would be to request an MOU from Pacifical. To review it, please send us a request to cynthia@pacifical.com specifying your category “Subsidiary / Exclusive trader / Contractee of a co-packer (Type C3)”, please note MSC Chain of Custody is required. The name and the MSC COC number of the packer you will be using should be included.
  4. You are now ready to source and process MSC certified Pacifical tuna!
  5. Source MSC Pacifical raw material or loins. Pacifical will assist with supplier introductions.
  6. Pacifical Atuned Login details (Pacifical tracking system.) are created and provided.
  7. Pacifical will set up the logistics, traceability (Documentation + Reporting) and downgrading training.
  8. Any MSC certified Pacifical tonnage (raw material or loins) that is to be moved and/ or sold to any buying party, should be reported to Pacifical within 30 days after dispatching. If sold as MSC, client must be under MOU to buy Pacifical raw material or loins.
    • Pacifical will be notified on any MSC certified Pacifical tonnage that has been downgraded to be sold as non-MSC, specifying the exact downgraded kilograms, the precise MSC trip certificate batch number involved, date of downgrade and to confirm that all concerned lots / bins in store have been marked as being non-MSC.
  9. Sales contract is registered in the Pacifical Atuned System (Pacifical tracking system.)
  10. All artwork and label designs should be provided to Pacifical for approval. It must meet the Pacifical labeling guidelines.
  11. Processor to upload the following documents (unless otherwise agreed) :
    • PNA MSC Certificate ( on the tuna used for the loaded production codes )
    • Bill of lading
    • Invoice with Final Market – End Customer
    • Production code list [Each code should be linked to an MSC trip number.
  12. Pacifical will invoice its service fee (2%) only after your company has received payment from the final client on final product. Pacifical Fees are never charged on invoice price between processors and its subsidiaries, sales offices or exclusive trade partner in order to avoid relation to price transferring, the invoice to be used will be the one with the final client in the final market.
Trader Final Product (Type C2)

Thank you for considering trading MSC certified Pacifical tuna, this is how you can start:

  1. This category corresponds to companies which core purpose is to be a distributor, Broker, Importer of labeled product for final sale.
  2. First step is to process the “Terms of Service”
  3. You are now ready to buy MSC certified Pacifical tuna products.
  4. Negotiate and buy MSC certified Pacifical products. Pacifical will assist with supplier introductions.
  5. If brand to be imported is not your own brand, a “Terms of Service” should be sent to the final buyer.
  6. There is no Pacifical service fee charged for this partnership. The fee will be paid by the processor who sold the product (final processor)
Trader Raw Material / Semi Processed (Type C1)

Thank you for considering trading MSC certified Pacifical tuna, this is how you can start:

  1. This category corresponds to companies which core business is to be a distributor, Cold storage, Broker, Importer of raw material / loin trader.
  2. First step would be to request an MOU from Pacifical. To review it, please send us a request to cynthia@pacifical.com specifying your category “Raw Material / Loin Trader (Type C1)”, please note MSC Chain of Custody is required.
  3. You are now ready to source and process MSC certified Pacifical tuna!
  4. Source MSC Pacifical raw material or loins. Pacifical will assist with supplier introductions.
  5. Pacifical Atuned Login details (Pacifical tracking system.) are created and provided to the processor.
  6. Pacifical will set up the logistics, traceability (Documentation + Reporting) and downgrading training.
  7. Sales contract is registered in the Pacifical Atuned System (Pacifical tracking system.)
  8. Any MSC certified Pacifical tonnage (raw material or loins) that is to be moved and/ or sold to any buying party, should be reported to Pacifical within 30 days after dispatching. Client must also be under MOU to buy Pacifical raw material or loins.
    • Pacifical will be notified on any MSC certified Pacifical tonnage that has been downgraded to be sold as non-MSC, specifying the exact downgraded kilograms, the precise MSC trip certificate batch number involved, date of downgrade and to confirm that all concerned lots / bins in store have been marked as being non-MSC.
  9. Processor to upload the following documents :
    • PNA MSC Certificate ( on the tuna used for the loaded production codes )
    • Bill of lading
    • Invoice with Final Market – End Customer
    • Production code list [Each code should be linked to an MSC trip number.
  10. There is no Pacifical service fee charged for this partnership. The fee will be paid by the processor who buys the product from your company (final processor)
Repacker of Final Product (Type B4)

Thank you for considering processing MSC certified Pacifical tuna, this is how you can start:

  1. If you are a repacker of final product, you are relabeling an already packed final product (i.e tuna can, vacuumed pack tuna steak, pouch etc.)
  2. First step would be to request an MOU from Pacifical. To review it, please send us a request to cynthia@pacifical.com specifying your category “Repacker of Final Product (Type B4)”, please note MSC Chain of Custody is required.
  3. You are now ready to pack MSC certified Pacifical tuna!
  4. Pacifical Atuned Login details (Pacifical tracking system.) are created and provided to the processor.
  5. Pacifical team to arrange discussion on monthly reports with production code and MSC trip number link. Pacifical team will need to record final destination of the consumer units being repacked.
  6. All artwork and label designs should be provided to Pacifical for approval. It must meet the Pacifical labeling guidelines.
  7. There is no Pacifical service fee charged for this partnership. The fee will be paid by the processor who sold you the product.
Trader Final Product sourced from partner (B3)

Thank you for considering processing MSC certified Pacifical tuna, this is how you can start:

  1. If you are an intermediary processor or co-packer, you are delivering Fully-Processed Product (Vacuumed packed tuna steaks, tuna in cans, pouch, glass jar etc.) to a Pacifical MOU partner and / or a Subsidiary / Sales Office or exclusive trade office. First step would be to determine which party will be reporting to Pacifical.
  2. Next step would be to request an MOU from Pacifical. To review it, please send us a request to cynthia@pacifical.com specifying your category “Intermediary Processor or Co-packer (Type B3)”, please note MSC Chain of Custody is required.
  3. You are now ready to source and process MSC certified Pacifical tuna!
  4. Source MSC Pacifical raw material or loins. Pacifical will assist with supplier introductions.
  5. Pacifical Atuned Login details (Pacifical tracking system.) are created and provided to the processor.
  6. Pacifical will set up the logistics, traceability (Documentation + Reporting) and downgrading training.
  7. Any MSC certified Pacifical tonnage (raw material or loins) that is to be moved and/ or sold to any buying party, should be reported to Pacifical within 30 days after dispatching. Client must also be under MOU to buy Pacifical raw material or loins.
    • Pacifical will be notified on any MSC certified Pacifical tonnage that has been downgraded to be sold as non-MSC, specifying the exact downgraded kilograms, the precise MSC trip certificate batch number involved, date of downgrade and to confirm that all concerned lots / bins in store have been marked as being non-MSC.
  8. Sales contract is registered in the Pacifical Atuned System (Pacifical tracking system.)
  9. All artwork and label designs should be provided to Pacifical for approval. It must meet the Pacifical labeling guidelines.
  10. Processor to upload the following documents :
    • PNA MSC Certificate ( on the tuna used for the loaded production codes )
    • Bill of lading
    • Invoice with Final Market – End Customer
    • Production code list [Each code should be linked to an MSC trip number.
  11. There is no Pacifical service fee charged for this partnership. Type B3 processors work directly with a type C3 partner;Subsidiary, Sales Office or exclusive trade partner of this processor. Pacifical Fees are never charged on invoice price between processors and its subsidiaries, sales offices or exclusive trade partner in order to avoid relation to price transferring, the invoice to be used will be the one with the final client in the final market.
Processor Final Product (Type B2)

Thank you for considering processing MSC certified Pacifical tuna, this is how you can start:

  1. First step would be to request an MOU from Pacifical. To review it, please send us a request to cynthia@pacifical.com specifying your category “Final Processor (Type B2), please note MSC Chain of Custody is required.
  2. You are now ready to source and process MSC certified Pacifical tuna!
  3. Source MSC Pacifical raw material or loins. Pacifical will assist with supplier introductions.
  4. Atuned Login details are created and provided to the processor.
  5. Pacifical will set up the logistics, traceability (Documentation + Reporting) and downgrading training.
  6. Processor will conclude contract with client. Final clients must have process the “Terms of Service” prior to buying the Pacifical product.
    • Any MSC certified Pacifical tonnage (raw material or loins) that is to be moved and/ or sold to any buying party, should be reported to Pacifical within 30 days after dispatching. Client must also be under MOU to buy Pacifical raw material or loins.
    • Pacifical will be notified on any MSC certified Pacifical tonnage that has been downgraded to be sold as non-MSC, specifying the exact downgraded kilograms, the precise MSC trip certificate batch number involved, date of downgrade and to confirm that all concerned lots / bins in store have been marked as being non-MSC.
  7. Sales contract is registered in the Pacifical Atuned System (Pacifical tracking system.)
  8. All artwork and label designs should be provided to Pacifical for approval. It must meet the Pacifical labeling guidelines.
  9. Processor to upload the following documents :
    • PNA MSC Certificate ( on the tuna used for the loaded production codes )
    • Bill of lading
    • Invoice with Final Market – End Customer
    • Production code list [Each code should be linked to an MSC trip number.
  10. Pacifical will invoice its service fee (2%) only after your company has received payment from the final client on final product.
Processor Semi-Finished Product (Type B1)

Thank you for considering processing MSC certified Pacifical tuna, this is how you can start:

  1. First step would be to request an MOU from Pacifical. To review it, please send us a request to cynthia@pacifical.com specifying your category “Semi-Finished Product Processor (Type B2)”, please note MSC Chain of Custody is required.
  2. You are now ready to source and process MSC certified Pacifical tuna!
  3. Source MSC Pacifical raw material or loins. Pacifical will assist with supplier introductions.
  4. Pacifical Atuned Login details (Pacifical tracking system.) are created and provided to the processor.
  5. Pacifical will set up the logistics, traceability (Documentation + Reporting) and downgrading training.
  6. Processor will conclude contract with client. Any MSC certified Pacifical tonnage (raw material or loins) that is to be moved and/ or sold to any buying party, should be reported to Pacifical within 30 days after dispatching. Client must also be under MOU to buy Pacifical raw material or loins.
    • Pacifical will be notified on any MSC certified Pacifical tonnage that has been downgraded to be sold as non-MSC, specifying the exact downgraded kilograms, the precise MSC trip certificate batch number involved, date of downgrade and to confirm that all concerned lots / bins in store have been marked as being non-MSC.
  7. Sales contract is registered in the Pacifical Atuned System (Pacifical tracking system.)
  8. All artwork and label designs should be provided to Pacifical for approval. It must meet the Pacifical labeling guidelines.
  9. Processor to upload the following documents :
    • PNA MSC Certificate ( on the tuna used for the loaded production codes )
    • Bill of lading
    • Invoice with Final Market – End Customer
    • Production code list [Each code should be linked to an MSC trip number.
  10. There is no Pacifical service fee charged for this partnership.
Service Provider Fishing Company (Type A3)

Thank you for considering loading MSC certified Pacifical tuna, this is how you can start:

  1. First step would be to request an MOU from PNA. To review it, please send us a request to cynthia@pacifical.com
  2. You are now ready to load MSC certified Pacifical tuna!
  3. Please note the owner of the fish would need to provide PNA office with Bill of Lading for verification of consignee and MTCB issuance.
  4. There is no Pacifical service fee charged for this partnership.

* MTCB= MSC Trip Certificate Batch

Fish Trading Company (Type A2)

Thank you for considering trading MSC certified Pacifical tuna, this is how you can start:

  1. You do not need an MSC Chain of Custody, PNA will subscribe your vessels under their umbrella.
  2. First step would be to request an MOU from PNAl. To review it, please send us a request to cynthia@pacifical.com
    1. If the fishing trading company will be co-packing and selling raw material, semi processed and / or final product, the packers with the respective MSC COC number should be included within MOU
    2. When using a container loading facility, please provide PNA office Bill of Lading for verification of consignee and MTCB issuance.
  3. Submit list of vessels and carriers with IMO number, flag state and Name of the Vessel
  4. Coordinate with PNA for the 8 week MSC COC training
  5. You are now ready to catch for MSC eligible tuna!
  6. Request for MSC trained observer and MSC Trip number
  7. Submit to PNA weekly catch reports (Report format is to be sent by PNA)
  8. Once the fish has been unloaded, receive MSC certificate if the catch complies with MSC COC parameters.
  9. There is no Pacifical service fee charged for this partnership.

* MTCB= MSC Trip Certificate Batch

Fishing Company / Group (Type A1)

Thank you for considering fishing for MSC certified Pacifical tuna, this is how you can start. You do not need an MSC Chain of Custody, PNA will subscribe your vessels under their umbrella.

  1. First step would be to request an MOU from PNA. Send us an email to cynthia@pacifical.com
    1. If the fishing company will be co-packing and selling raw material, semi processed and / or final product, the packers with the respective MSC COC number should be included within MOU
    2. When using a container loading facility, please provide PNA office Bill of Lading for verification of consignee and MTCB issuance.
  2. Submit list of vessels and carriers with IMO number, flag state and Name of the Vessel
  3. Coordinate with PNA for the 8 week MSC COC training
  4. You are now ready to catch for MSC eligible tuna!
  5. Request for MSC trained observer and MSC Trip number
  6. Submit to PNA weekly catch reports (Report format is to be sent by PNA)
  7. Once the fish has been unloaded, Receive MSC certificate if the catch complies with MSC COC parameters.
  8. There is no Pacifical service fee charged for this partnership.

* MTCB= MSC Trip Certificate Batch