IUU 수산물 시장관련조치 이행 연구

A Study on the Implementation of Market-Related Measures for IUU Seafood: Focusing on EU, US and Japan

The international community has established various international legal frameworks to resolve the IUU fishing issue. Although these efforts have significantly improved the incidence of IUU fishing and related crimes, they still have not prevented significant profits from illegal fishing, ultimately limiting the eradication of IUU fishing. Against this background, it is worth noting that the international community is discussing to regulate the IUU fisheries through the regulation of the fisheries trade environment in earnest. Already, major developed countries such as the EU, the United States, and Japan are strengthening import requirements to ensure traceability so that IUU seafood is not included in the entire supply chain of fisheries products entering their countries. Therefore, in this study, the necessity of IUU risk management policy for imported seafood and domestic implications were sought by comparative analysis of major international and regional organizations and cases of developed countries.