SUSTAINABILITY REPORT 2015
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sea water with a minimum of stress -<br />
characteristic of salmonid fish.<br />
Southern Coast Care Association of<br />
Tasmania<br />
A non-profit, incorporated association<br />
representing around 40 Coastcare groups<br />
including hundreds of volunteers in<br />
southern Tasmania.<br />
Feed spinner<br />
The infrastructure at the end of the<br />
feeding system that distributes feed to the<br />
fish in individual fish pens.<br />
SQF Code<br />
An internationally recognised certification<br />
system, featuring an emphasis on the<br />
systematic application of HACCP for<br />
control of food quality hazards as well as<br />
food safety.<br />
Stanchion<br />
An L shaped component of a plastic fish<br />
pen used to support the hand rail and<br />
overall structure.<br />
Stocking density<br />
The biomass of fish in kilograms per m 3<br />
of cage volume.<br />
Tasmanian Association for<br />
Recreational Fishing (TARFish)<br />
The fully independent peak body<br />
representing the interests of recreational<br />
marine fishers in Tasmania.<br />
Tasmanian Conservation Trust<br />
The longest continuing non-political<br />
environment organisation in Tasmania.<br />
Tasmanian Rock Lobster Fisherman’s<br />
Association<br />
The peak commercial fishing body<br />
recognised under the Act for the rock<br />
lobster fishery. The Crustacean Fisheries<br />
Advisory Committee (CFAC) provides<br />
advice directly to the Minister on the<br />
management of the fishery.<br />
Tasmanian Salmonid Growers<br />
Association<br />
The Tasmanian Salmonid Growers’<br />
Association Ltd is Tasmania’s peak body<br />
representing salmon growers. It is a<br />
not-for-profit organisation.<br />
Tasmanian Seafood Industry Council<br />
The peak body representing the interests<br />
of wild capture fishers, marine farmers<br />
and seafood processors in Tasmania.<br />
TasPorts<br />
A private company fully owned by<br />
the Tasmanian Government with<br />
responsibility for the operations and<br />
management of all ports in Tasmania.<br />
Tassal Integrated Management System<br />
(TIMS)<br />
Tassal’s internal management system<br />
that includes procedures for the<br />
management of environmental, safety<br />
and quality indicators<br />
Thermal stress<br />
Stress caused by water temperature<br />
fluctuations.<br />
Total Permissible Dissolved Nitrogen<br />
Output (TPDNO)<br />
A marine farming regulation. The TPDNO<br />
limits the output of allowable nitrogen<br />
from farming operations.<br />
Total Suspended Solids<br />
Suspended particulates within a<br />
waterbody.<br />
Traceability<br />
The ability to track any food through<br />
all stages of production, processing<br />
and distribution. All movements can be<br />
traced one step backwards and one step<br />
forward at any point in the supply chain.<br />
Transgenic<br />
Relating to, or being an organism whose<br />
genome has been altered by the transfer<br />
of a gene or genes from another species<br />
or breed.<br />
Trimmings (trims)<br />
By-products produced when fish are<br />
processed for human consumption or if<br />
whole fish is rejected for use of human<br />
consumption because the quality at the<br />
time of landing does not meet official<br />
regulations with regard to fish suitable for<br />
human consumption.<br />
Vibrio anguillarum<br />
A bacterial disease.<br />
Wild catch<br />
Fisheries harvesting seafood from the<br />
wild.<br />
WQA<br />
The Woolworths Quality Assurance<br />
(WQA) Standard represents<br />
benchmarking of the Woolworths Quality<br />
program against global product safety<br />
standards.<br />
WWF-Australia<br />
WWF-Australia is part of the WWF<br />
International Network, the world’s leading,<br />
independent conservation organisation.<br />
Yersinia<br />
A bacterial disease endemic in Tasmania.<br />
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