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Observations, opinions, and research on the responsible seafood movement from Alliance Staff and members of our Global Hub community.
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Work Begins on the Alliance Social and Environmental Integration Network
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The hazardous nature of seafood work, lack of transparency, and constant pressure for lower prices result in significant risks for seafood workers and companies. These issues also threaten social and ...
Conservation International Sponsors the Alliance to help create large scale change in the responsible seafood movement
Conservation International has signed on to be the first NGO Annual Sponsor of the Conservation Alliance for Seafood Solutions (the Alliance), reconfirming their commitment ...
Blue Ocean Mariculture First Corporate Sponsor of the Alliance
Blue Ocean Mariculture, the only open-ocean aquaculture facility for finfish in the US and exclusive producer of Hawaiian Kanpachi, has signed on to become ...
Collaboration is Our Path Forward
Recently, the Alliance was invited by SeafoodSource to present at its Seafood 2030 Virtual Sustainability Forum. We were joined at the event by select ...
Alliance Executive Director: Future promising for industry-NGO collaboration
The Alliance wants to make it easier for the seafood industry to adopt responsible practices, so we’re building the home for the intersectional conversations ...
Supporting Seafood Businesses in Protecting Human Rights: New Tools from the Global Hub that Work Together
Over the past decade, seafood supply chains around the world have made tremendous strides toward adopting practices that address the environmental impacts of seafood ...
Statement by Alliance Executive Director on the FisheryProgress Human Rights and Social Responsibility
The Conservation Alliance for Seafood Solutions is committed to improving both the environmental sustainability and social responsibility of seafood supply chains. We support the ...
