Published March 9, 2018 on SeafoodSource.com By Madelyn Kearns, Editor Fair Trade USA has hired sustainability advocate and Seafood Ninja founder Adriana Sánchez as its new seafood business development manager, the nonprofit certifier announced on 9 March. Through her new role, Sánchez – who most recently served for over seven years […]
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Read MoreSustainability IS what you do to ENSURE the longevity of your business
In my experience, I have been able to identify the following cases: Lack of Knowledge. “Sustainability?” How do you define sustainability? What does it mean for your business? What do you mean I need a sustainability certificate? Looking for Access to Market. You have product X, and you want to sell […]
Read MoreA Little History
My name is Adriana Sánchez. Some colleagues know me as Seafood Ninja (hence the name that stuck,) and I am the former Sustainability Director for Sea Delight, LLC, and the President the Sea Delight Ocean Fund, Inc, both family businesses based in Miami, FL. In these roles, I had the […]
Read MoreIt’s Time for Seafood Sustainability 2.0
Published June 5, 2017 on SeafoodSource.com In 2010, I joined the Sea Delight team, coordinating our imports and dabbling part-time in the world of seafood sustainability. Fast-forward seven years, and I’m now the Sustainability Director for Sea Delight, leading our charity arm, the Sea Delight Ocean Fund. It’s been an […]
Read MoreREPORT: Seafood Sustainability/ FIP Meetings, Mexico City
Since August of this year I have had the opportunity to attend and present in different workshops geared towards understanding FIPs and seafood sustainability. These experiences have not only reinforced ideas I had about seafood sustainability, but also provided a clearer understanding on how smaller NGOs view conservation efforts and their […]
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