Environment & Sustainability

An MSC "Level 2" capacity building training event in Senegal

With MSC's help, West African fisheries push for greater sustainability, profitability

September 10, 2021

A deep sea mining rig

Scientists call for moratorium on ocean mining, fearing impact on Pacific tuna fishery

September 9, 2021

Two Russian fisheries – shrimp and walleye pollock – have obtained full Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification.

Russia nets two new MSC certifications for shrimp and pollock

September 9, 2021

Skretting has promoted Jorge Diaz to the role of sustainability manager.

Jorge Diaz appointed as Skretting’s sustainability manager

September 8, 2021

The Olympic Rings in front of the Tokyo skyline.

Tokyo Olympics' sustainability legacy outweighs actual sales

September 8, 2021

In a new study led by World Wildlife Fund Peru (WWF-Peru), Peru’s mahi and jumbo squid fisheries were used to track how digital technologies can support small-scale fishers’ engagement with global seafood traceability standards.

Study finds opportunities for artisanal fishers to work with global traceability standards

September 7, 2021

A worker holds a scoop of aquaculture feed near a net pen

ASC launches public consultations on feed standard and fish welfare requirements

September 7, 2021

Conservation Alliance Executive Director Mariah Boyle sees her group as a global hub to support the seafood industry’s adoption of sustainable practices.

Conservation Alliance for Seafood Solutions' Mariah Boyle: Future promising for industry-NGO collaboration

September 3, 2021

Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada-based importer S L Dried Seafood Co. has been fined CAD 65,000 (USD 52,000, EUR 44,000) for illegally importing shark fins.

Canadian firm receives fine for illegally importing shark fins

September 2, 2021