Trademodo – How Canadians are moving the global seafood industry online

Jul. 31

The global crisis has accelerated the need for businesses to move online, and Canadians are the fastest to respond. According to Trademodo founder and CEO, “Canadians are forward thinking and resilient, so it’s natural for them to lead the digital transformation of the global seafood industry. It’s only been 2 weeks since our soft-launch, and we already have over 700 Canadian businesses listed on Trademodo.com.”

Trademodo is a Vancouver based tech company that is focused on making global trade easier and more accessible with technology. As former seafood executives, its founders created a way to find and connect with trusted B2B companies online. “Type ‘sushi’ into Google and you will see a map with Japanese restaurants and basic info like their address and ratings. The seafood industry needs to be able to find businesses just as easily, but they need to be able to trust the people who write those reviews,” and that’s what its founders says Trademodo is all about.

Claiming your business on Trademodo’s B2B Seafood Network ensures your information is accurate, and that you can respond when a B2B customer finds your business. Signing up for a free account lets you add or claim businesses, interact by writing reviews that are screened for accuracy, and so much more.

In preparation for its global hard launch, Trademodo wants to work with Canadian seafood leaders to bring more companies, from processors to cold storages, onto Trademodo. “If you have worked with a business that deserves recognition, show them your support so the world understands why we are proud to lead the way,” says Trademodo CEO.