ABALOBI

ABALOBI South African + global organisation striving to elevate small-scale fisheries for sustainability🐟

Are you a fisher interested to learn more about the ABALOBI FISHER app?

‣ Download the ABALOBI FISHER app
‣ App available from the Google Play Store
‣ Visit the ABALOBI E-learning Centre:
www.bit.ly/abalobibot
‣ Chat to us on WhatsApp: 063 343 3592

From live-fire kitchens to fine dining with a view — different chefs, different styles, one shared belief: Know your fis...
22/07/2026

From live-fire kitchens to fine dining with a view — different chefs, different styles, one shared belief:

Know your fisher, know your fish 🔥

🍽️ BLONDIE RESTAURANT | Ma'or Harris
🍽️ FYN Cape Town | Peter Tempelhoff Ashley moss
🍽️ De Tafel by Gregory Henderson | Gregory Henderson
🍽️ Steenberg Farm | Kerry Kilpin
🍽️ TERRARIUM | Anlou Erasmus Chris Erasmus

🔗 Full piece by CapeTourism.com via the Link In Bio

As our awareness of ocean health grows, so does our responsibility as chefs and consumers. Becoming a conscious fish buy...
01/07/2026

As our awareness of ocean health grows, so does our responsibility as chefs and consumers. Becoming a conscious fish buyer goes beyond simply choosing the right fish; it means forming connections with small-scale fishers. This is “Fish With A Story” in action — humanising seafood supply chains by transforming every catch into a transparent narrative.

Our new guidebook, developed with chefs, goes beyond recipes — it’s a record of the small-scale fishers and traditional knowledge behind every catch. It makes the case for three of South Africa’s most abundant, underutilised fish — yellowtail, cape bream, and carpenter — from their cultural significance to their culinary versatility.

By choosing to explore these alternatives, we discover new flavour profiles and culinary possibilities while contributing to a more balanced demand for fish — alleviating pressure on overfished species and supporting fair, responsible fisheries.

Download the guide, for chefs, restaurants and home cooks, now via link in bio 🔗

Healthy oceans and thriving small-scale fishing communities aren’t two different goals — they are one and the same.Join ...
08/06/2026

Healthy oceans and thriving small-scale fishing communities aren’t two different goals — they are one and the same.

Join the fishers behind our mission — abalobi.org

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🌊 100 years old today, Sir David Attenborough!You’ve dedicated a lifetime to helping us see what we’d rather look away f...
08/05/2026

🌊 100 years old today, Sir David Attenborough!

You’ve dedicated a lifetime to helping us see what we’d rather look away from — and what becomes possible when we don’t. You’ve turned wonder into responsibility. Given the ocean a voice, and ignited ours.

Happy Birthday to an extraordinary centenarian. Thank you for your service to nature and humanity, Sir. 🐟

Two fresh research publications from  shine a light on  and something we’ve believed from day one:💡 Digital innovation c...
13/04/2026

Two fresh research publications from shine a light on and something we’ve believed from day one:

💡 Digital innovation can level the playing field for small-scale producers
🌊 Transparent, traceable supply chains can restore livelihoods *and* ecosystems

From closing information gaps to reimagining seafood value chains, the message is simple: When fishing communities have access to the right tools, data and markets, they don’t just survive – they *lead* regeneration! 🌍

For us, this isn’t theory. It’s the daily work of enabling small-scale fishers, strengthening coastal communities, and shaping a seafood system that works for people and the planet.

The future of seafood is inclusive, data-driven, and regenerative – and it’s already happening! 🔥

“Fish is more than food – it feeds billions, supports livelihoods and shapes cultures. The question isn’t just *can* we ...
10/04/2026

“Fish is more than food – it feeds billions, supports livelihoods and shapes cultures. The question isn’t just *can* we still eat fish, but what kind of relationship with the ocean we’re willing to defend.”

— ’s Dr. Serge Raemaekers

Joining fellow architects of change, Serge spoke on the panel “Can we still eat fish?” at in Paris last week – contributing to global conversations shaping a more sustainable future.

At ABALOBI, we stand with small-scale fishers navigating this reality every day – working toward a seafood system rooted in responsibility and respect for the ocean.

Address

Unit 1, Fortuity Building, Capricorn Crescent, Capricorn Business Park
Cape Town
7945

Opening Hours

Monday 07:30 - 20:00
Tuesday 07:30 - 21:00
Wednesday 07:30 - 21:00
Thursday 07:30 - 21:00
Friday 07:30 - 02:30
Saturday 07:30 - 21:00
Sunday 07:30 - 21:00

Telephone

+27639275281

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