Version 2.0
Modernized System
Effective Date
Tribal Resolution
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This system is based on relationship, not regulation. We are buyers setting standards for what we will purchase, not regulators issuing permits. Participation is voluntary, based on mutual agreement and shared values.
Foundation of Our Traditional Food System
We, the Agency Tribal Nations, through our inherent sovereign authority, establish this Procurement System as an exercise of our right to govern our traditional foodways and economic activities.
To create a tribally-controlled seafood enterprise that honors traditional practices while ensuring food safety for our community and customers.
Creating tribally-controlled enterprise rooted in traditional knowledge
Sustaining fishing heritage while ensuring modern food safety standards
Market requirements reflecting quality, safety, and resource respect
Supporting tribal fishers who uphold our standards and values
Verifiable documentation meeting or exceeding regulatory requirements
Quality Requirements for Klamath River Seafood
Critical quality standard from water to ice:
Must maintain ≤34°F (1.1°C)
| Species | Base Price/lb | Quality Premium | Documentation Bonus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chinook Salmon | |||
| Coho Salmon | |||
| Steelhead |
Primary Traceability Document • Required for Every Delivery
| Species | Quantity | Avg Weight | Total lbs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chinook | 37.5 | ||
| Coho | 16.0 | ||
| TOTAL | 5 | 53.5 |
Signature
Date
To govern our traditional foodways and economic activities
To ensure safe, sustainable seafood for our community
Based on mutual respect, not regulation
Tribal Chairperson
HACCP Coordinator
Fisheries Director
This system represents our sovereign right to define how traditional food reaches our community and the market. It may be presented to regulatory agencies as evidence of a rigorous, self-governed food safety program.
Agency Tribal Nations • Requa Processing Facility, Klamath River
Version 2.0 • Modernized Sovereign Seafood System