Articles by: Seafood Ninja

Saving the World—From a Boardroom Far From You.

The Quiet Imperialism of Corporate Sustainability I studied political science. I’ve worked in the seafood industry for over 15 years. And during that time, I’ve seen the same power dynamics—top-down policymaking, Western-centered agendas, and performative ambition—play out again and again, this time wrapped in the language of sustainability. Big companies […]

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No Market, No Mojo

No Market, No Mojo: The Truth About Driving Sustainability Ah, consulting. Nearly two years in, and I’ve come to learn it’s a mix of being a detective, a therapist, and, occasionally, a magician. My specialty? Sustainability—a world where market incentives and corporate commitments set the pace for who plays and […]

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Why Seafood Ninja

Why Seafood Ninja? In a world where seafood graces millions of tables every day, the journey from ocean to plate is often shrouded in mystery. Questions of sustainability, ethical sourcing, and traceability are increasingly important—but finding clear answers can feel like navigating uncharted waters. That’s where I come in: the […]

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PSA: Be wary of the price tag on your tuna—sometimes it’s too good to be true.

There’s growing concern over the use of questionable methods like “vitamin tuna” treatment, where low-grade fish are chemically enhanced to appear higher quality.  These processes often go undisclosed and raise serious health and ethical questions. https://youtu.be/DBdwCOZ3jWw TS & CO TREATED FRESH TUNA vs. VITAMIN COMPOUND TREATMENT OF LOW GRADE FROZEN […]

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