SeaChoice

SeaChoice is leading the sea change for seafood sustainability in Canada.

[SeaChoice @SeaChoice]

Despite mounting seafood investigations, a new report finds Canadian retailers are keeping quiet and carrying on business as usual.

https://t.co/b4sLWg6yUI

[SeaChoice @SeaChoice]

From fish oil, to salad dressing, to mascara, seafood is hidden in unexpected places. Our new report takes a closer look at which seafood products and stores retailers’ ethical sourcing policies actually apply to, and which they avoid responsibility for.

https://t.co/WZ56ITkKnH

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Our new report finds major seafood seller T&T Supermarket is not covered by Loblaw’s Sustainable Sourcing Guide for Seafood, despite mounting evidence of abuse in global seafood supply chains.

https://t.co/PtXJxj9blA

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In our new report, Pattison Food Group scored in last place at 14%, indicating the major retailer is nowhere near taking accountability for the seafood it sells amid mounting evidence of environmental and human rights crimes in seafood supply chains.

https://t.co/1Jr5x4zPnb

[SeaChoice @SeaChoice]

Loblaw remains silent in the wake of seafood investigations into human rights and environmental crimes. Its sustainable seafood policy does not cover major seafood seller T&T Supermarket

Tell Loblaw to take accountability for all the seafood they sell

https://t.co/dn8LliczA4

[SeaChoice @SeaChoice]

“The rampant abuse behind seafood puts retailers at risk of legal action, reputational damage and supply chain interference. A due diligence approach to sourcing seafood is the only way forward for retailers.” Dana Cleaveley, SeaChoice

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"Without taking full responsibility for the seafood they sell, retailers are not driving enough change through their supply chains."

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[SeaChoice @SeaChoice]

Our latest Seafood Progress report shows Sobeys negates responsibility for much of the seafood they sell. Mounting evidence reveals human rights abuses are prevalent in seafood supply chains.

Demand Sobeys step up and stop selling unethical seafood!

https://t.co/dn8Llic1Kw

[SeaChoice @SeaChoice]

“Voluntary efforts from retailers are far from enough, and regulations in North America remain largely inadequate to address the issues of illegal product and forced labour [in the seafood chain],” SeaChoice Representative Christina Callegari said.

https://t.co/9aHhubgOS6

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Our Conscious Avoidance report finds Costco avoids responsibility for much of the seafood it sells, amid mounting evidence of human rights and environmental abuses in seafood supply chains.

Demand Costco stop selling unethical seafood! #seafoodprogress

https://t.co/dn8Llic1Kw

[SeaChoice @SeaChoice]

Global giant Walmart received an 'F' in our latest Seafood Progress report for failing to keep seafood tied to human rights and environmental abuses off their shelves.

Demand they take responsibility and STOP selling unethical seafood! #seafoodprogress

https://t.co/dn8Llic1Kw

[SeaChoice @SeaChoice]

New report finds Pattison Food Group (who owns Save-On and Buy-Low) is nowhere near taking accountability for the seafood it sells amid mounting evidence of abuse in seafood supply chains.

Tell PFG to STOP selling unethical seafood! #SeafoodProgress

https://t.co/kTnWn3tbis

[SeaChoice @SeaChoice]

Our new Conscious Avoidance report finds Canadian retailers steer clear of due diligence on seafood amid growing evidence of abuse.

On the heels of World Ocean's Day, demand retailers take accountability and STOP selling unethical seafood!

https://t.co/dn8Llic1Kw

[Ian Urbina @ian_urbina]

@SeaChoice , a Canadian environmental advocacy group, published a report on the failure of major Canadian retailers to address the risk of human rights abuses in their supply chains, citing the Outlaw Ocean Project investigation. Many of the retailers addressed in the report had their seafood supply chains connected back to Chinese seafood companies and ships with a track record of environmental and human rights concerns in the Outlaw Ocean Project's China series. SeaChoice has also launched a campaign to urge major Canadian grocers to do their due diligence to keep products tied to human rights and environmental crimes off their shelves. https://t.co/wjoestwJko

[SeaChoice @SeaChoice]

SeaChoice's new Conscious Avoidance report finds all retailers are failing to source ethical seafood amid damning evidence of abuse. Tell retailers to step it up! #SeafoodProgress

https://t.co/dn8Llic1Kw

[Ian Urbina @ian_urbina]

The Outlaw Ocean returns today. In season two, we shed light on the secretive Libyan prisons swallowing up seafaring migrants; flagrant human rights abuses in China’s massive off-shore fleet; the horrors of a shrimp processing plant in India; and the wild story of a modern-day James Bond - if he were a ship repo man.
https://t.co/zG4nwZJzJ5

[Canadian Network on Corporate Accountability RCRCE @cnca_rcrce]

The CNCA wrote to Prime Minister @MarkJCarney and International Trade Minister @MSidhuLiberal, urging government to take long-awaited actions to ensure Canadian companies respect human rights, labour rights, and the environment.

Read our letter: https://t.co/rXPLQtvIGj

[SeaChoice @SeaChoice]

Environmental groups criticize new ASC farm standard's salmon guidelines
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New ASC Farm Standard serves salmon industry, not oceans

Find out why 👇

https://t.co/3EONlwFf8z

@ecologyaction @davidsuzukifdn @living_oceans

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We've joined Bluesky! Follow along as we continue to improve seafood sustainability in Canada 🌊https://t.co/cV8rXsArNM