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ASC Sets Sail with Sustainable Farmed Seafood at SXSW

The Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) is gearing up for its most significant North American engagement yet, preparing to engage in the global food dialogue at the 2024 South by Southwest Conference and Festivals. ASC plans to host a lineup of events during the conference, marking its substantial presence and participation in the discussions surrounding food sustainability and aquaculture stewardship. This initiative underscores ASC's commitment to driving meaningful conversations and fostering awareness about responsible seafood farming practices on a global scale.

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ASC Sets Sail with Sustainable Farmed Seafood at SXSW
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ASC is embarking on its largest North American activation yet, participating in the 2024 South by Southwest Conference and Festivals with a series of impactful events. Spearheading their engagement is a media and influencer dinner at the heart of SXSW activities, followed by a panel presentation at the esteemed All Things Food Summit. Athena Davis, ASC North America's marketing manager, expressed enthusiasm about leveraging SXSW's platform to promote their sea green label and drive conversations on aquaculture. The initiative begins with "Aloha Austin: A Certified Seafood Feast," co-hosted with Blue Ocean Mariculture, offering an immersive dining experience featuring ASC-certified Hawaiian kanpachi prepared by renowned chefs. Subsequently, ASC will collaborate with Food Tank for a panel discussion titled "Can Seafood Be Sustainable?" featuring industry leaders exploring the role of farmed seafood in meeting global protein demand while prioritizing ocean conservation. Interested individuals can register for free tickets to the All Things Food Summit at SXSW 2024.
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