Have We Built Human Rights Due Diligence Around Producers—or Around Ourselves? Over the past decade, significant resources have been invested in building the human rights due diligence ecosystem. In response to growing expectations from regulators, investors, retailers, NGOs, and civil society, companies now have access to audits, standards, certification programs, […]

Written by Jamie Padilla, Director of Strategic Engagement, FishChoice In conversations about labor and human rights in global supply chains, there’s a familiar rhythm. We define expectations, interrogate accountability, and look for proof. We ask whether companies are doing the right thing. The conversation moves quickly to what should happen, how […]

If there’s one thing I took away from SENA this year—and from my experience working across companies and producing regions—it’s this: We are not lacking awareness. We are lacking execution. And I’m going to say something that might make people uncomfortable: NGOs are not going to save this industry. They […]

A new document was introduced by the Fisheries Governance Project during SENA this year:  “Defining Corporate Duties in Seafood Supply Chains to Prevent IUU Fishing & Labor Rights Abuse on Industrial Fishing Vessels.” It brings together environmental and labor expectations into a consolidated framework—something our industry could find helpful. There is […]

The conversation around animal welfare in seafood is gaining momentum—and not just in one corner of the world. What started as a scientific and policy-driven discussion in parts of Europe is now making its way across global supply chains, landing squarely in front of U.S. companies, retailers, and importers. And […]

If you’ve been around my world for a minute, you know I love Sticker Mule. They’ve printed my stickers, my pins, packaging bags, and yes — even my packaging tape. Easy, fast, quality… chef’s kiss. Now they’ve launched GIVE, and honestly? It’s one of those tools that makes you say, […]