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    Purina Europe’s support for global bycatch mitigation

    In 2021, our longtime partner Purina Europe came to SFP with a problem. The company wanted to support bycatch mitigation in their supply chain, but, because of the nature of their business – buying fish trimmings for pet food – it could be challenging to be certain that any supported…
    Nestle Purina factory
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    Aldi’s sponsorship of Hookpod trials to protect seabirds

    The accidental catch of seabirds in tuna longline fisheries is one of the most critical causes of declines in global seabird populations, particularly endangered albatrosses. While there are already proven fishing techniques that can help to reduce this bycatch, they are costly for fishers to implement and require training.  In…
    Front of an Aldi supermarket in Harrisburg, with a large Aldi sign out front
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    Aquaculture Working Group

    The AWG is currently focused on setting targets for emissions reductions, calculating greenhouse gas footprints, collecting data, and taking action to reduce emissions and the overall footprint of the aquaculture sector. Initiated in 2021 under the coordination of IDH, the AWG’s secretariat transitioned to SFP and the Aquaculture Stewardship Council…
    Aerial view of prawn faming in Thailand
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    Science for Sustainable Fisheries: Mahi-Mahi Tagging in the Eastern Pacific Ocean

    A look at the multi-year, multi-stakeholder mahi-mahi tagging study that is generating useful data for decision making on mahi management.
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    Mahi-Mahi Stock Assessment in the Eastern Pacific: Progress and Next Steps

    A look at SFP's work with fisheries research institutes in Ecuador and Peru to promote improved data collection and scientific assessment for supporting mahi management and decision making.
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    Strengthening Mahi-mahi Management in the Tropical Eastern Pacific

    A look at more than a decade of stakeholder engagement to strengthen the management of mahi-mahi in the Eastern Pacific Ocean.
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    2025 Year in Review

    Prioritizing Impact In everything we do at SFP, we focus on impact – on the water, at the farm, for the ecosystem, in the community. Our work brings industry, NGOs, governments, fishers, scientists, and academics together to find pragmatic, science-based, scalable solutions that benefit nature, industry, and people. Our 2024-25…
    Three small fishing boats lined up in a bay in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, with a rocky, hilly coastline behind them and white fluffy clouds above
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    Happy Holidays from SFP December 2025