Marine Stewardship Council
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Last month, Shaw’s Supermarkets, owned by SUPERVALU, launched a sustainable seafood program in partnership with the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) and the Gulf of Maine Research Institute. Both ensure that the seafood Shaw’s sells is globally certified and locally verified by these two leading sustainable seafood organizations. These verifications provide consumers with the confidence of [...]
By: Denis Faye People are eating more fish nowadays. Maybe it’s a backlash against the world’s skyrocketing obesity rates, so we’re looking to leaner proteins. Maybe we’re becoming more aware of the health benefits of seafood. True, the mercury level in some fish might be a slight concern, but it’s far outweighed by the excellent [...]
In a “stunning win for the oceans,” Costco recently stepped up its Sustainable Seafood policies. Improving on voluntary changes announced last August, Costco issued its Seafood and Sustainability Report agreeing to stop selling 12 red-listed varieties of fish. Unless its sources are certified as sustainable by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC), self-described as “the world’s [...]
Five years ago, Walmart declared they would take on ambitious sustainability objectives: creating zero waste, being supplied by 100% renewable energy, and selling products that sustain people and the environment. However, only four out of their 39 public sustainability goals deal directly with food. Beth Keck, Senior Director of Sustainability at Walmart, admits in a [...]
Several cat food brands that use sustainably sourced fish will soon be hitting the shelves in Europe. Touted as an industry first, Mars Petcare Europe recently announced it will be launching its Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certified pet food as part of the company’s commitment to use only “sustainably sourced fish by 2020.” According to [...]
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