Bulk Event Uploads GDST KDEs
Special Circumstances: Commission Event - GDST
- For seafood supply chains implementing GDST, multiple types of commissioning events should be captured, as applicable:
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CTE |
Example |
BizStep (will be included in template as needed) |
| Fishing | Tuna are caught with a pole and line | urn:gdst:bizstep:fishingevent |
| Farm Harvest* | Shrimp are removed from a pond | urn:gdst:bizstep:farmharvest |
| Hatching | Fingerlings are harvested from a hatchery | urn:gdst:bizstep:hatching |
*For aquaculture, if your supply chain starts with hatching, the farm harvest event would be considered a transformation event (not a commission event). The input to the transformation event would be the hatchlings and the output would be the harvested fish. Contact Wholechain support for more info.
| Field | Description |
| cbv-informationProvider | Information provider for the event (receiving company entering the data into this spreadsheet) |
| gdst-productOwner | Identifier (GLN, UUID, or organization name) of the entity that owns the product at the time of the event. |
| gdst-gpsAvailability (Wild caught) | Indicator whether GPS coordinates were collected and are available. Example: Yes or No |
| gdst-vesselTripDate (Wild caught) | Calendar start and end dates of a fishing vessel's voyage between the last point the fishing hold was empty and seafood is discharged. |
| cbv-countryOfOrigin (Aquaculture and Wild caught) | Country where seafood underwent the last substantial transformation. The code list for this attribute is the ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 list of 2-letter country codes; see http://www.iso.org/iso/country_codes |
| cbv-fishingGearTypeCode (Wild caught) |
Equipment used to extract seafood from water for capture. The value is listed as ISSCFG code; Options:https://openknowledge.fao.org/server/api/core/bitstreams/d194ba36-af7a-48ed-9e58-563143b96863/content |
| cbv-catchArea (Wild caught) |
A code specifying the area(s) where the product was caught. The code list for this attribute is defined FAO; Example: 37.2 Note: When multiple catch areas are included, the dominant catch area SHALL be included as the first element. https://www.fao.org/fishery/en/area/search |
| gdst-unloadingPort (Wild caught) | Port where the goods were unloaded from a seagoing vessel after having been transported by it. The value of this attribute is a user vocabulary maintained by UN/ECE; see http://www.unece.org/cefact/locode/welcome.html. Example: DE BRV |
| cbv-productionMethodForFishAndSeafoodCode (Wild caught) |
A code specifying how the fish had been grown / cultivated. The code list for this attribute is defined in GS1 EDI; see https://navigator.gs1.org/gdsn/class-details?name=ProductionMethodForFishAndSeafoodCode&version=15 Example: Marine_Fishery |
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cbv-itemExpirationDate (Aquaculture and Wild caught) |
The date after which the product should not be used or consumed. |
| gdst-humanWelfarePolicy (Aquaculture and Wild caught) | Indicator of human welfare policies in place at a vessel/facility, answering the question "What kind of human welfare, labor, or anti-slavery policy was in place at this facility? Examples: None, Internal policy, 3P Audit |
| gdst-proteinSource (Aquaculture) | Source(s) of protein in formulation of feed used (e.g., soy, insects, wild caught fish byproduct, other, etc) |
| gdst-broodstockSource (Aquaculture) | Broodstock are either produced domestically or sourced from the wild. Unless there is a need for more granularity in the describing the sources of broodstock, we recommend 'domestic' or 'wild sourced' are the data options |
| gdst-aquacultureMethod (Aquaculture) |
A combination of type of culture, unit, level of intensity, culture species and scale or size of exploitation as defined by the FAO. “Extensive”, “Semi-Intensive”, “Intensive”. |
| cbv-productionMethodForFishAndSeafoodCode (Aquaculture) |
A code specifying how the fish had been grown / cultivated. The code list for this attribute is defined in GS1 EDI; see https://navigator.gs1.org/gdsn/class-details?name=ProductionMethodForFishAndSeafoodCode&version=15 Example: Aquaculture |