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Indicator 2.3.10
by Contact on 8 October 2026
Requirement
Indicator applicability: all bivalve species The UoC shall2222An exemption applies to wild caught larvae. only use wild caught seed if: a. the species is not listed as a Threatened Species; and b. the seed is harvested from a regulated source.
Evidence of Implementation
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Documentation (e.g. batch records) demonstrating that the species used for wild caught seed is not listed as a Threatened Species.
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The IUCN Red List can be used to check whether the species used for wild caught seed is listed as Threatened.
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Traceability documentation can be used to demonstrate the origin of the species used for wild caught seed.
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Traceability should be back to the source and demonstrate it is regulated and not from an open-access, unregulated source.
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Auditors Should Confirm
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Evidence has been presented that the species used for wild caught seed is not a Threatened Species.
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This may include verifying traceability documentation, demonstrating traceability back to the source.
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The evidence demonstrates the source is well regulated and not from an open-access unregulated source.
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Useful Resources
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IUCN: The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species: IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.
