While only a few fish from millions of eggs survive in the wild, farming fish in captivity puts an ethical responsibility on us to safeguard our stocks’ survival, health, and welfare. While we have worked hard to improve survival rates and fish health in recent decades, much work remains to understand how we can improve animal welfare at our farms.

We are conscious of the environmental and social risks that may be connected to feed ingredients and are committed to responsible sourcing. As an industry, we also need to develop new feed ingredients in order to grow sustainably. We need novel marine ingredients, as well as novel protein ingredients.

While farmed salmon has a low carbon footprint compared to other animal proteins, our industry must still cut more to contribute to achieving the Paris Climate Agreement. New technologies must be developed to cut emissions in our operations and value chain.

Our industry must develop a circular approach in more areas. The aim is to support the circular economy and recycle resources throughout our value chain.

We are committed to respect human rights in our operations, our value chain, and in the communities where we operate. We recognize our responsibility to prevent, mitigate, and address adverse human rights impacts connected to our business activities.

Technology and innovation continuously drive Grieg Seafood, the rest of the salmon farming industry and the entire aquaculture sector towards more sustainable food production in the ocean.

While only a few fish from millions of eggs survive in the wild, farming fish in captivity puts an ethical responsibility on us to safeguard our stocks’ survival, health, and welfare. While we have worked hard to improve survival rates and fish health in recent decades, much work remains to understand how we can improve animal welfare at our farms.

We are conscious of the environmental and social risks that may be connected to feed ingredients and are committed to responsible sourcing. As an industry, we also need to develop new feed ingredients in order to grow sustainably. We need novel marine ingredients, as well as novel protein ingredients.

While farmed salmon has a low carbon footprint compared to other animal proteins, our industry must still cut more to contribute to achieving the Paris Climate Agreement. New technologies must be developed to cut emissions in our operations and value chain.

Our industry must develop a circular approach in more areas. The aim is to support the circular economy and recycle resources throughout our value chain.

We are committed to respect human rights in our operations, our value chain, and in the communities where we operate. We recognize our responsibility to prevent, mitigate, and address adverse human rights impacts connected to our business activities.

Technology and innovation continuously drive Grieg Seafood, the rest of the salmon farming industry and the entire aquaculture sector towards more sustainable food production in the ocean.

We require our suppliers to meet our standards on ethical business conduct, employee and labor rights, the environment, and care for local communities.