Impact Stories

In everything we do at SFP, we focus on impact.

This means impact on the water, at the farm, for the ecosystem, in the community. We ask our partners to evaluate their sourcing based on impact, and we center our own approach around delivering impact in three main areas: ensuring abundant fisheries, promoting healthy ecosystems, and supporting resilient communities

The stories on this page are just some of the ways SFP has brought people together to find impact-driven solutions to fisheries and aquaculture improvement over the last two decades.

Peru jumbo flying squid fishing

Facilitating change in the jumbo flying squid supply chain

Facilitating change in the jumbo flying squid supply chain

A remarkable coalition of local squid producers and processors, along with exporters, NGOs, industry, and government regulators are collaborating in the world’s largest squid fishery to drive continuous improvements and give a voice to local stakeholders.

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A shrimp boat passes the historic Sabine Pass Lighthouse

Multi-stakeholder collaboration for improvement in the U.S. Gulf shrimp fishery

Multi-stakeholder collaboration for improvement in the U.S. Gulf shrimp fishery

In the U.S. Gulf shrimp fishery, broad cooperation, industry leadership, trust building, and science – and a whole lot of patience and persistence – came together to achieve a historic milestone in the largest shrimp fishery in the United States.

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Shrimp farming pond bordered by palm trees in Andhra Pradesh, India

Unlocking landscape-level change for shrimp farming in India

Unlocking landscape-level change for shrimp farming in India

SFP worked with the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) and local stakeholders in Andhra Pradesh, India, to develop a model for a landscape-level approach to aquaculture, using the state’s shrimp farming sector as a case study and pilot project.

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A fishing village in the Philippines, with multiple boats at the dock and small houses on stilts

Building a path to responsible seafood sourcing in the Philippines

Building a path to responsible seafood sourcing in the Philippines

Under a pioneering local initiative, SFP and Bluer Seas Philippines are working with domestic seafood buyers and producers to combat illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing and promote responsible seafood sourcing, through a system specifically designed for the Philippines market context.

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A red-hulled shrimping boat on the Sea of Cortez, with a mountainous coastline in the misty background

Action and accountability in the Mexican Pacific shrimp fishery

Action and accountability in the Mexican Pacific shrimp fishery

SFP has collaborated with stakeholders in both the industrial and artisanal shrimp supply chain to address critical issues, including bycatch and extensive illegal fishing and non-compliance, in one of Mexico’s largest fisheries.

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Partner Highlights

For stories about how SFP’s industry partners are leading the transition to responsibly sourced and produced seafood, check out our Partner Highlights page.

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