Sinomega Biotech Engineering Co., Ltd. – Chinese leading manufacturer and supplier of Omega-3 marine fatty acids (fish oils) in the international market – has successfully undergone Friend of the Sea renewal audit.
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Read moreOver the years Friend of the Sea - the major international certification program for sustainable seafood – has donated a relevant part of its revenue to selected conservation initiatives.
Read moreSardines and mackerels from Merveilles des Mers – leading Moroccan company specialized in canned seafood – have positively undergone audit for sustainable fishery and chain of custody verification.
Read moreGlobal Frozen Food , a major Thai company processing and exporting frozen seafood – has achieved Friend of the Sea certification for its skipjack and yellowfin tuna from Friend of the Sea approved sustainable fleets.
Read moreThe Greek fish farm producer Kefalonia Fisheries S.A. was audited by an independent certification body, according to Friend of the Sea requirements, and it was found compliant with all the strict Friend of the Sea criteria for sustainable aquaculture.
Read moreLIFE™ Nutrition Group, Inc. – a dietary supplements company based in New York – has been found to be compliant with Friend of the Sea standards and can now display the Friend of the Sea eco-label on its Omega3 supplements products.
Read moreOmega 3 fish oil supplements distributed by Santé Naturelle (A.G.) Ltd under the brand Adrien Gagnon are now carrying Friend of the Sea seal of approval.
Read moreGlobal Sea Foods (Pvt) Ltd. (Fresh and Frozen) – a leading seafood processing company based in Sri Lanka – has successfully undergone Friend of the Sea renewal audit for yellowfin tuna and obtained Friend of the Sea second certification
Read moreDuring a series of conferences in Southern Sri Lanka, Friend of the Sea’s director Paolo Bray has exposed the problem of the increasing number of endangered whales being killed by cargo ships strikes.
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