US EditionNEW SeaChoice report finds retailers avoid responsibility for seafood slavery, illegal fishing and more
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NEW SeaChoice report finds retailers avoid responsibility for seafood slavery, illegal fishing and more
June 9, 2025 We are very excited to share the results of a project that has been several months in the making: the Seventh Edition of Seafood Progress. Since 2018, SeaChoice has assessed retailers annually on their progress against their ethical sourcing policies through Seafood Progress. While retailers have made progress, even the most robust policies remain limited in scope and under-imposed. Yet retailers market their policies in ways that …
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