The SEA360 coordination framework
The SEA360 supply chain connects fingerlings, marine farming, harvest, processing, packaging and delivery. Stages are coordinated for the product format, supply schedule and buyer requirements.
Illustration featuring SEA360GROUP brandingThe SEA360GROUP nursery accepts enquiries for pompano, grouper and cobia fingerlings. Discuss species, grade, quantity and stocking dates to develop a proposal for your farming plan.
Marine farming coordinates cages, care schedules and environmental monitoring. Feed, health and farming records support estimates of size and harvest timing.
Harvest turns a stock group into a raw material lot. Sorting, handling and handover plans should maintain lot links while matching the processing facility’s intake schedule.
Product format determines cleaning, cutting, trimming or whole-fish preparation. IQF freezes individual units separately; the executing facility defines the procedure and finished-product criteria for the product.
SEA360GROUP-branded bags, trays and cartons are selected for whole fish, fillets or portions. Vietnamese–English names, weights, lot codes and packed quantities align with the order records.
The cold chain connects storage, transport and handover. Each transfer needs agreed conditions and suitable monitoring information so the product is assessed consistently from dispatch to receipt.
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