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The documentary follows Muhammad, known as Momo, as he strives to improve the fish trade by making it fresher, more sustainable, and fairer. Based in Germany, Momo faces challenges in maintaining high standards while competing internationally. He aims to secure orders from major customers like Metro, one of Germany's largest grocery chains, which requires proof of hygiene standards from his Senegalese suppliers.
Momo's journey includes navigating bureaucratic hurdles and proving the quality of his fish. Despite setbacks, including slow business and the need to halt deliveries, he remains hopeful. The documentary captures his determination and the support from his partner, Otis, as they work towards making sustainable fishing a reality and fulfilling their dream of connecting Senegalese fishermen with European markets.
Why Watch
- •See how Momo battles bureaucracy to sell fish in Germany.
- •Find out what it takes to meet Metro's hygiene standards.
- •Meet Momo's partner Otis, who supports his business vision.
Did You Know
•Momo needs orders of around 400 kilograms to make a profit.
•Metro, a major grocery chain, requires proof of hygiene standards from suppliers.
•Momo has lived in Germany for 10 years but still misses Senegal.
Perfect For
Sustainable fishing advocatesEntrepreneurs in food tradeFans of international business stories