Audit date: 22-23/02/2014 Fishing Area: FAO 48 (Atlantic, Antarctic) Fishing Method: Pelagic bottom trawler Target species: Antarctic krill (Euphasia superba) Number of Fishing vessels: 1 Fishing Vessels Flag: Chilean
Read moreAudit date: 04/02/2014 Industry field: aquaculture Farmed species: European Seabass-Dicentrarchus labrax, Gilthead Seabream-Sparus aurata Plant location: Tunisie
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Read moreFriend of the Sea – FOS – and GLOBALG.A.P. announce a collaboration that offers consumer labelling for more than two million tonnes of aquaculture products.
Read moreFriend of the Sea is proud to announce that leading Australian direct to consumer brand Golden Glow has launched Calamari Oil 1000 with the Friend of the Sea seal of approval.
Read moreFriend of the Sea is proud to announce that leading Australian direct to consumer brand Australian NaturalCare has launched Calamari Oil 1000 with the Friend of the Sea seal of approval.
Read moreEarth Island Institute’s International Monitoring Program has released its 2013 Annual Report of the Dolphin Safe Monitoring Program. The program which started in the early 90s, encompasses now more than 508 tuna companies, brokers, fishermen, and retail outlets in 70 countries. All Dolphin-Safe companies commit to tuna fishing practices which to not encircle dolphins and […]
Read morePlanned audit date: 12/11/2013 Company requesting the audit: Pevaeche Fishery/Fleet Description: purse seine vessels targeting tuna Fishing Area: FAO 34 (Atlantic Eastern Central) Fishing Method: Purse Seine Target species: Yellowfin Tuna (Thunnus albaco
Read moreDani has been approved as Friend of the Sea certified for Chilean mussels (Mytilis chilensis) farmed by Pesquera Catalunya in Southeast Pacific.
Read moreDNA analysis carried out in March 2014 by FEM2-Ambiente, spinn-off at Bicocca University of Milan has confirmed that the sample of Friend of the Sea labelled products tested uses the aquatic species declared at time of audit and that no mixing occurs.
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