The best thing that 'documentary' highlighted was that fishing isn't necessarily just for human consumption, there's likely a large portion of fishing that's do

The best thing that 'documentary' highlighted was that fishing isn't necessarily just for human consumption, there's likely a large portion of fishing that's done for feedstock of fish farms. It's a global problem but there's one bad/reckless actor (China) that needs to better police the issue internally. To be honest, I don't know if a 'global' effort of physically policing the oceans is possible (given they cover 2/3rds of the Earth). I do think it in the short term it will eventually come down to fishing crew being arrested and boats confiscated and sunk, with the crew being given one way flights back to their home country.