Noticias – Certificación de Pesquerías y Flotas Sostenibles

Rainbow trout from main producer in Northern Italy certified sustainable

21/05/2008

Friend of the Sea has certified sustainable aquaculture products from more than 10 different species.

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Tropical prawns from Indonesia caught with artisanal trammel nets obtain FoS certification

21/05/2008

Labelled products out to Swiss retailer Manor and international markets

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Canadian BC salmon fishery is Friend of the Sea.

21/05/2008

Certified products on the shelves in Europe

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Sustainable Tuna, Mackerel and Sardines out on the Shelves

21/05/2008

As do Mar is first Friend of the Sea full products range

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Swiss retailer Manor joins FoS sustainable seafood scheme and takes threatened marine species off its shelves

21/05/2008

Only Friend of the Sea sustainable seafood on its shelves by the end of 2008

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FoS certified farmed Halibut out on EU and US shelves

21/05/2008

"Last chance to save this endangered wild species"

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Mackerel and Sardines from Morocco sustainable fisheries get FoS recognition

21/05/2008

Canned products from Aveiro Maroc display the Friend of the Sea label on retailers’ shelves worldwide

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Albion Fisheries goes Friend of the Sea for BC Salmon

21/05/2008

The leader in salmon distribution in Western Canada has undergone chain of custody audit and has been approved as a supplier of Friend of the Sea salmon from sustainable fisheries and stocks compliant with the project’s criteria.

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European canned seafood market leader Jealsa gets FoS certification for mackerel and sardines

21/05/2008

The sustainability label soon out on its Rianxeira branded products in Spain, Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal and UK

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Greenpeace: Hoki, Pollock and Patagonian Toothfish (available also as MSC certified) redlisted and off the shelves asap.

21/05/2008

Friend of the Sea stricter criteria more in line with environmentalists' requests.

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