Environment
Seaborn takes our impact on the environment seriously with a number of measures to reduce our ecological footprint.
Corporate sustainability
Seaborn has a corporate sustainability strategy with set goals which enables us to reduce our impact on the environment. We strive to limit road transport opting for rail transport whenever possible. We also endeavor to use direct transport routes, avoiding stopping at terminals between destinations.
We use a unique, environmentally friendly plastic for all of our packed products. This renewable material is a type of green polyethylene made partly from plants, such as sugarcane. It has a considerably lower CO2 footprint compared to regular plastic.
These projects are just the beginning. Our aim is to use more environmentally friendly packaging for all of our products going forward. We are conscious of our environmental footprint and are committed to do our part to ensure that future generations may benefit from a pristine environment as we do today.
We choose to take responsibility for our impact.
GLOBAL G.A.P.
GLOBAL G.A.P.
Global GAP is standard is an international standard focused on ensuring safe and traceable seafood for consumers, and a responsible production in relation to animal welfare, the environment, and society. Global GAP applies to farmed fish.
Information Global Gap standardGSSI (Global Sustainable Seafood Initiative)
GSSI (Global Sustainable Seafood Initiative)
The Global Sustainable Seafood Initiative (GSSI) is a global, Public-Private Partnership. GSSI mission is to ensure confidence, working towards more sustainable seafood for everyone. GSSI provides a global multi stakeholder platform for collaboration and knowledge exchange. Seaborn has joined GSSI as a funding partner.
Information GSSIASC (Aquaculture Stewardship Council)
ASC (Aquaculture Stewardship Council)
ASC is an international standard with strict requirements for production, documentation, sustainability, fish welfare, ethics, environment and society. ASC applies to farmed fish.
Information ASC standard
ASC supplier codeI'm Green
I'm Green
I`m Green is the seal used for plastic partly produced from sugarcane, a renewable raw material. For this reason I`m Green captures CO2 from the atmosphere during its production and contributes to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions.
MSC (Marine Stewardship Council)
MSC (Marine Stewardship Council)
MSC is an international standard for wild fish. Fish labelled with MSC guarantees that the fish is traceable back to a sustainable fishery.
Information MSC standard
Seaborn MSC supplier codeDebio (organic fish)
Debio (organic fish)
All providers of organic products in Norway are certified by Debio. Debio regulates and monitor organic production and regulations in Norway.
Information DebioGreen Dot Norway
Green Dot Norway
Green Dot Norway is a privately owned non-profit company responsible for financing the recovery and recycling of used packaging on behalf of the industrial sector. All producers are required to be approved by an approved return company. Seaborn cares about the environment and through Green Dot Norway we contribute to develop a more resource efficient and sustainable society.
Information from Green Dot Norway
Seaborn Green Dot Sertificat (PDF, 172KB)