Seafood is the most frequently mislabelled food in the world. I-CADMUS gives every consumer the language, tools, and confidence to spot fraud at the supermarket counter and the restaurant table.
The I-CADMUS Consumer Certification is free, self-paced, and recognised. Complete it in a weekend.
Consumer demand shapes what retailers stock, what restaurants serve, and what processors are willing to label honestly. When consumers can name the fraud, the industry has to respond.
I-CADMUS names and defines the seven ways seafood is fraudulently sold. Once you know the categories, the red flags become visible — at the supermarket, the fishmonger, and the restaurant.
Most seafood fraud survives because no one asks. I-CADMUS gives you the specific questions to ask at the point of purchase — and the confidence that those questions are legitimate and important.
A certified consumer who reports suspected fraud using I-CADMUS category language is taken seriously by enforcement bodies. Vague complaints go nowhere; precise, categorised reports prompt action.
Each I-CADMUS category has specific consumer-facing red flags. Here is your cheat sheet.
See the complete framework with full definitions, red flags, and counter-measures.
View full taxonomy →The Consumer certification is the only I-CADMUS tier that is permanently free. No credit card. No expiry.
Eight self-paced modules covering the complete I-CADMUS taxonomy, eight real-world case studies, and a final assessment leading to a verifiable digital credential recognised by the Seafood Consumer Association.
Every resource in the consumer toolkit is free, practical, and ready to use at the supermarket, the fishmonger, or the restaurant table.
A pocket-size scorecard covering all seven I-CADMUS categories with consumer-facing red flags for each. Take it shopping.
A 20-question diagnostic that identifies which fraud type you're best at spotting — and which deserves more attention. No sign-up required.
See what genuine end-to-end traceability looks like. Scan a sample I-CADMUS QR code and view the full vessel-to-plate provenance record.
Join thousands of certified consumers who can name, classify, and report seafood fraud. Free, recognised, and takes a weekend.