Fish farming is a part of the solution to reach the UN Sustainable Development Goals
Life below water is key for aquaculture and illustrates how the UN defines goals which present challenges and opportunities across sectors.
Life below water is key for aquaculture and illustrates how the UN defines goals which present challenges and opportunities across sectors.
At today’s Aqua Forum in Puerto Montt, Chile, Cermaq’s CEO Geir Molvik called for stronger cooperation and transparency in Chilean farming.
Report to UN: Cermaq is driving extraordinary progress to meet UN Sustainable Development Goals. The DNV GL report Future of Spaceship Earth presents Cermaq as a leader when it comes to meeting the Sustainability Goal (SDG) Life below water. The report is presented to the UN Global Compact in New York today.
Cermaq is the only aquaculture company that publishes quarterly performance for key sustainability indicators related to important fish health, environmental and social topics in our operations.
Seafood Intelligence has again ranked Cermaq as #1 in sustainability reporting among 35 salmon farming companies globally. In addition Cermaq stands out by having external auditing of its integrated sustainability report.
To mark World Environment Day the GSI today launches an interactive online Sustainability Report setting a new standard for transparency reporting for a global food sector. The report demonstrates GSI members’ strong commitment to continuous improvement in the sustainability of their operations.
I dag lanserer GSI en interaktive bærekraftsrapporten for å markere verdens miljødag. Rapporten setter en ny standard for transparent rapportering i den globale matvarebransjen, og viser at GSIs medlemmer jobber aktivt med å stadig forbedre bærekraften i sin drift.
The integrated report for 2014 was published today, demonstrating Cermaq’s continued engagement in transparency of the salmon farming industry. In addition to financial information, the report provides a wealth of performance indicators and describes how the company addresses sustainability issues.
Cermaq supports main elements in the input submitted by the Industry association (FHL) and proposes that also traceability of the fish and historic performance related to escapes should be criteria for allowing companies to grow their production.
Cermaq is a world leading producer of sustainable salmon and trout with operations in Chile, Canada and Norway.
Cermaq supplies salmon to customers in more than 70 countries around the world and has annual revenues of around NOK 12 billion. The company has around 2800 employees and is a fully owned subsidiary of Mitsubishi Corporation with head office in Oslo, Norway.
Cermaq is driving transition of our food system towards healthier and more climate-friendly food. Our approach is transparency, performance, and partnerships, setting ambitious climate goals, innovation for clean farming, and scaling impact and ripple effects through local and global partnerships.
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