FoS launches online the first Sustainable Seafood Marketplace
06/11/2008Www.friendofthesea.com is the place for retailers and producers to search and offer certified sustainable seafood
Read moreNoticias – Certificación de Pesquerías y Flotas Sostenibles
First Sustainable Fish Feed on the market for Seabream, Seabass and Trout
05/11/2008Le Gouessant fish feed range from trimmings certified Friend of the Sea, with more to come from approved sustainable fisheries.
Read moreIrish Troll Fishery for Albacore Tuna approved Friend of the Sea
28/10/2008Labelled products out on the shelves. Friend of the Sea leads sustainable tuna certification.
Read moreBarents Sea Norwegian Shrimp fleet gets FoS recognition for State of the Art Conservation Measures
23/09/2008UK and Europe main northern shrimp supplier - Norway Prawns - to display the international ecolabel on the shelves
Read moreSuper Friend of the Sea Farmed Cod
17/09/2008Leroy Super Fresh farmed Cod from Nærøysund certified sustainable
Read moreSquid and cuttlefish from Vietnamese basket-shaped small boats certified FoS
03/09/2008The scheme follows FAO Guidelines to promote artisanal lower impact fisheries and their products on international markets
Read moreWild-caught shrimps from Madagascar certified Friend of the Sea
21/08/2008French market leader Gel-Pêche obtains product certification for sustainable fishery origin
Read moreFoS certified tropical shrimps available on the German and European market
30/07/2008Market Leader Ristic AG and its Costa Rica processor Rainbow Export Processing S.A. obtain the international sustainability certification
Read moreClean Seas farmed Kingfish and Mulloway get FoS recognition as the certification scheme expands to Australia.
10/07/2008Two commercially important species - Kingfish (Seriola lalandi) and Mulloway (Argyrosomus hololepidotus) - have been recently added to the widening Friend of the Sea sustainable seafood range.
Read moreFoS refuses to certify as sustainable the Namibian and South African Hake Trawl fisheries.
07/07/2008Overexploitation, seabed impact and by-catch of red-listed sharks and skates, make the fisheries not compliant with Friend of the Sea sustainability standards.
Read more