Illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing is a major threat to the oceans. International standards like Friend of the Sea constitute a market incentive relieving pressure on global fisheries and allowing fishermen to earn a fair price.
Read morePaolo Bray's view on the future of the Ocean Industry and the role of Friend of the Sea.
Read moreIn order to promote environmental sustainability in the seafood sector, the Albanian Government has recently decided to support national companies willing to embrace Friend of the Sea standard.
Read moreSoon the American canned food company will put Friend of the Sea's logo several Crown Prince and Crown Prince Natural lines' products.
Read moreLidl's Italiamo, Nixe and Deluxe lines enriched by European anchovy from just certified supplier Ittica Terrenovese.
Read moreConsumers concerned with dolphin protection are warned: Friend of the Sea is now the only international certification requesting certified tuna companies to be also Dolphin-Safe according to EII's strict requirements.
Read moreMilan-based seafood company Mazara Fish recently obtained Friend of the Sea's certification for the giant red shrimp.
Read moreFriend of the Sea is pleased to announce that Generale Conserve, one of Italy’s major canned seafood company, won the Sodalitas Social Award 15th with its brand ASDOMAR for Tuna Zero
Read moreDSM MEG-3™ certified Friend of the Sea from sustainable fisheries
Read moreThe Peruvian fishing and processing company Inversiones Prisco has recently concluded the Friend of the Sea certification for its canned anchovy products.
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