Our Sustainability Commitment
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We commit to implementing the Global Dialogue on Seafood Traceability (GDST) guidelines by 2030. Seattle Fish, in partnership with Sea Pact, has committed to implement GDST guidelines for all seafood products to help put a global standard to traceability and sustainability audits and streamline reporting. 2022 - Our first step towards implementation of GDST is the deployment of a new ERP system that can track the Key Data Elements by lot. The project to implement the new ERP started in 2022 and will be complete in 2023. Create an ongoing series of workshops and events for employees and other stakeholders to provide education about issues and opportunities regarding sustainability. Seattle Fish will host educational workshops and training for our customers, employees, and other stakeholders to cultivate an appreciation for sustainable fishing practices and seafood as a healthy, sustainable food source. 2022 - Many of our tuna suppliers took up our invitation to a Fishwise workshop on labor standards in tuna supply chains and this is part of an ongoing dialogue to reduce risk in this area. We held a sustainability panel at our annual customer tradeshow, and held a lunch and learn for our employees to raise awareness of sustainability issues and the actions we are taking. We commit to working collaboratively and transparently with stakeholders to address and uphold human rights. Seattle Fish Co. respects human and labor rights. We will continue to work collaboratively with industry groups, suppliers, and stakeholders to promote and implement industry best practices for social responsibility. 2022 - We have identified the highest risk categories for human rights as frozen tuna and frozen squid and engaged our vendors in discussion to evaluate risks in their supply chains, and wherever possible provide us with assurance and evidence of work they are doing to minimize these risks.
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2022 IMPACT REPORT
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