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Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Foundation
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Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP) is a US-registered nonprofit founded in 2006 and headquartered in Honolulu, Hawaii, operating with 101-250 employees to rebuild depleted fish stocks and reduce environmental and social impacts of fishing and fish farming globally. The organization functions as an industry convenor, bringing together seafood buyers, suppliers, producers, NGOs, governments, fishers, scientists, and academics through industry leadership programs, supply chain roundtables, fishery improvement projects, and aquaculture improvement projects, all organized around its Target 75 initiative aimed at making 75% of seafood production sustainable or improving.

SFP's core technology stack comprises a suite of web-based sustainability tools: Seafood Metrics (the flagship risk-based analytics platform for assessing and reporting on seafood supply-chain sustainability), FishSource (a fishery profile and rapid assessment database with longitudinal coverage since 2010), the Ocean Disclosure Project (a transparency platform for public sourcing disclosure), and the FIP Evaluation Program with monthly ratings reports tracking Fishery Improvement Project progress. These tools are integrated with third-party traceability platforms, notably through a March 2026 MOU with Wholechain and an April 2026 MOU with Seafood Souq, both anchored in Global Dialogue on Seafood Traceability (GDST) standards.

The organization's revenue model is nonprofit: SFP is funded by donations from industry partners, grants from foundations (including the Walmart Foundation), and government programs (such as Hong Kong's HK$1 billion Sustainable Fisheries Development Fund). Notable funding flows include over $920,000 donated by Publix alone since 2011. SFP serves enterprise-grade buyers and suppliers across retail (Walmart, Tesco, Aldi, ASDA, Sainsbury's, Publix), food service (McDonald's), and seafood processing (Thai Union, High Liner Foods), while also engaging with small-scale fishing communities and government fisheries agencies. Distribution is primarily through direct industry partnerships, digital platform self-service, supply chain roundtables, and regional channel partnerships.

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Sustainable Fisheries Partnership is a US-registered nonprofit that convenes seafood buyers, suppliers, producers, governments, and NGOs to improve global fisheries and aquaculture sustainability, serving 30+ major retailers and processors with its Seafood Metrics, FishSource, Ocean Disclosure Project, and FIP Evaluation Program tools.

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sustainable seafood sourcing, fishery improvement projects, seafood supply chain traceability, fishery sustainability assessment, aquaculture improvement programs
Industry4 codes
1Aquaculture Health, Biosecurity & Veterinary Services
CodeAFAEAAAKPrimaryYes
2Marine & Freshwater Conservation
CodeBPAGAGAEPrimaryNo
3Seafood & Aquaculture Certification Services (MSC/ASC/BAP)
CodeAFALAMALPrimaryNo
4Oceans, Coastal & Marine Resource Management
CodeBPADALAIPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Aquaculture1125
  • Animal Production and Aquaculture112
  • Other Aquaculture112519
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  • Fishing, Hunting And Trapping900
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Sustainable Seafood Advisory and Analytics Services
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1Donations and Grants
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SFP operates as a US-registered nonprofit organization funded primarily through donations from industry partners, grants from foundations, and government support. Major donors include retail companies like Publix which has donated over $920,000 since 2011. The organization also receives funding from government programs such as the HK$1 billion Sustainable Fisheries Development Fund.

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1Seafood Metrics
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A sustainability analytics tool that provides risk-based sustainability metrics for seafood supply chains.

sustainablefish.org
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Sustainable Fisheries Partnership is a global nonprofit that rebuilds depleted fish stocks and reduces environmental and social impacts of fishing and fish farming by convening the seafood supply chain and providing sustainability analytics tools. Its core offerings are Seafood Metrics (risk-based supply chain sustainability analytics), FishSource (fishery assessment database), the Ocean Disclosure Project (sourcing transparency), and the FIP Evaluation Program (Fishery Improvement Project ratings), supported by advisory services and supply chain roundtables under the Target 75 initiative.

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  • Over $920,000 donated by Publix alone since 2011 supporting fishery improvement projects across multiple regions
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Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP) operates as a global nonprofit offering a suite of advisory services and sustainability tools for the seafood industry. The core platform is Seafood Metrics, which enables companies to assess, track, and report supply-chain sustainability against environmental and social benchmarks. FishSource serves as the companion sustainability database and rapid assessment program providing fishery-level data and risk indicators. The FIP Evaluation Program (with its Monthly FIP Ratings Report) tracks and reports on active fishery improvement projects. The Ocean Disclosure Project provides sourcing transparency for companies and consumers. These tools are complemented by supply chain roundtables, the Bycatch Solutions Hub (including the Solve My Bycatch Problem Tool), and the Global Squid Supply Chain Roundtable, all unified under SFP's industry leadership framework aimed at achieving the Target 75 goal of 75% sustainable or improving seafood.

Product and service7 records
1Seafood Metrics
CategorySustainability Analytics Software
Description

SFP's flagship web-based sustainability assessment and analytics platform enabling seafood buyers, suppliers, and producers to measure, track, and report on the environmental and social sustainability of their seafood supply chains against industry benchmarks. Provides risk-based sustainability scores and is integrated against GDST traceability standards via Wholechain and Seafood Souq partnerships.

2FishSource
CategoryFishery Assessment Database
Description

A comprehensive sustainability database and rapid assessment tool providing fishery profiles, stock status, management information, and sustainability risk indicators for global fisheries, accessible to industry stakeholders and the public.

3FishSource Rapid Assessment Program
CategoryFishery Assessment Database
Description

An expedited assessment framework under FishSource that delivers streamlined sustainability evaluations for fisheries, enabling faster onboarding of new fisheries into SFP's improvement and monitoring programs.

4Ocean Disclosure Project
CategorySourcing Disclosure Platform
Description

A transparency initiative and platform enabling seafood companies to publicly disclose sourcing information and ocean-related sustainability data, supporting consumer and stakeholder visibility into seafood supply chain origins and practices.

5FIP Evaluation Program
CategoryFishery Improvement Project Ratings
Description

A program providing structured evaluation and monthly ratings reporting on Fishery Improvement Projects (FIPs), tracking progress against sustainability benchmarks and providing market stakeholders with performance metrics on supply-chain-linked improvement efforts.

6SFP Monthly FIP Ratings Report
CategoryFishery Improvement Project Ratings
Description

A recurring report publication under the FIP Evaluation Program that publishes monthly ratings of active fishery improvement projects, keeping industry partners and supply chain actors informed of FIP progress and performance changes.

7Advisory Services
CategorySustainability Advisory Services
Description

Advisory services supporting seafood buyers, suppliers, and producers with sustainability strategy, supply chain improvement projects, and engagement with Fishery Improvement Projects and Aquaculture Improvement Projects under SFP's industry leadership framework.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2026-03-15
Description

SFP and Wholechain signed a memorandum of understanding at Seafood Expo North America to integrate SFP's Seafood Metrics sustainability tool into Wholechain's traceability software. The partnership aims to provide end-to-end source information on seafood by connecting traceability events with fishery data based on GDST standards. Both organizations reported existing interest from suppliers and buyers for the combined offering.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

SFP and Seafood Souq signed a Memorandum of Understanding at Seafood Expo Global in Barcelona, committing to collaborate on traceability and sustainability solutions for the seafood supply chain with focus on Middle East, North Africa, and broader MENA region. This is SFP's first formal partnership in the region, leveraging Seafood Souq's digital infrastructure to address transparency challenges where over 30% of seafood products are estimated to be mislabelled globally and IUU fishing continues to threaten marine ecosystems.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

SFP collaborated with Global Fishing Watch (GFW) and International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF) to enhance transparency in global tuna fisheries, supported by the Walmart Foundation. The initiative combines data platforms to provide sustainability indicators and vessel-level monitoring to address transparency challenges and promote responsible sourcing.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

SFP collaborated with Global Fishing Watch and ISSF on tuna fishery transparency initiative, combining data platforms to provide sustainability indicators and vessel-level monitoring.

5Hong Kong Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department
Strategic tierRegionalTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The Hong Kong Government, through the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department, is implementing a comprehensive aquaculture modernization strategy with SFP involvement, including professional training programs and plans for a Fisheries Research Centre in the Northern Metropolis. The initiative is supported by the HK$1 billion Sustainable Fisheries Development Fund.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Publix partners with Global Sustainable Seafood Initiative as part of its sustainable seafood program, working with SFP and other organizations to offer more sustainable seafood options.

7Bluehouse Salmon
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Publix's sustainable seafood program includes partnerships with suppliers such as Bluehouse Salmon, along with SFP and Global Sustainable Seafood Initiative.

sustainablefish.org
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TypeDirect peer
Description

MSC is the dominant global seafood eco-certification scheme for wild-capture fisheries, operating the MSC label that appears on retail seafood. It competes with SFP's fishery improvement and sustainability assessment services as the established consumer-facing certification standard.

TypeDirect peer
Description

ASC operates the leading aquaculture certification standards across finfish, shellfish, and shrimp. It directly parallels SFP's aquaculture improvement work and is the most comparable peer for buyers seeking aquaculture sustainability credentials.

TypeDirect peer
Description

GSSI is a global benchmarking organization for seafood certification schemes, convening retailers, suppliers, and NGOs to align sustainability standards. SFP already works alongside GSSI through Publix's program, and the two compete for influence in shaping seafood sustainability benchmarks.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Seafood Watch is the most recognized North American seafood sustainability guidance program for consumers and buyers. It overlaps with SFP's advisory and assessment role for retailers and foodservice operators seeking sustainability recommendations.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Global Fishing Watch is an ocean-data nonprofit providing vessel-level transparency and IUU-fishing analytics. SFP already partners with GFW on the Walmart Foundation tuna initiative, and the two compete and collaborate in the fisheries transparency and risk-analytics space.

TypeDirect peer
Description

ISSF is a global nonprofit focused on tuna sustainability, working with processors, retailers, and scientists. SFP and ISSF co-developed the Walmart Foundation tuna transparency initiative, making ISSF a close peer in convening tuna supply-chain stakeholders.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Friend of the Sea certifies sustainable fisheries and aquaculture products globally, often used by European retailers and suppliers. It overlaps with SFP's fishery and aquaculture improvement services as an alternative sustainability certification pathway.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Ocean Wise runs the Ocean Wise Seafood sustainability program and ocean conservation initiatives, primarily serving North American retailers and foodservice. It is a comparable peer in the consumer- and buyer-facing seafood sustainability advisory space.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

WWF is a major global environmental nonprofit with a long-standing sustainable seafood program (including aquaculture and fisheries improvement). As a broad incumbent with much larger scale, WWF overlaps with SFP's supply-chain convening and fishery improvement work but across many other environmental domains.

TypeEmerging player
Description

FishWise is a smaller sustainability consultancy that works with seafood retailers and suppliers on responsible sourcing projects. It is comparable to SFP as an emerging advisory peer focused on retail and supplier sustainability programs, particularly in North America.

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Sustainable Fisheries

Sustainable Seafood Advisory and Analytics Servicessustainablefish.org

Sustainable Fisheries Partnership is a US-registered nonprofit that convenes seafood buyers, suppliers, producers, governments, and NGOs to improve global fisheries and aquaculture sustainability, serving 30+ major retailers and processors with its Seafood Metrics, FishSource, Ocean Disclosure Project, and FIP Evaluation Program tools.

What Sustainable Fisheries does

Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP) is a US-registered nonprofit founded in 2006 and headquartered in Honolulu, Hawaii, operating with 101-250 employees to rebuild depleted fish stocks and reduce environmental and social impacts of fishing and fish farming globally. The organization functions as an industry convenor, bringing together seafood buyers, suppliers, producers, NGOs, governments, fishers, scientists, and academics through industry leadership programs, supply chain roundtables, fishery improvement projects, and aquaculture improvement projects, all organized around its Target 75 initiative aimed at making 75% of seafood production sustainable or improving.

SFP's core technology stack comprises a suite of web-based sustainability tools: Seafood Metrics (the flagship risk-based analytics platform for assessing and reporting on seafood supply-chain sustainability), FishSource (a fishery profile and rapid assessment database with longitudinal coverage since 2010), the Ocean Disclosure Project (a transparency platform for public sourcing disclosure), and the FIP Evaluation Program with monthly ratings reports tracking Fishery Improvement Project progress. These tools are integrated with third-party traceability platforms, notably through a March 2026 MOU with Wholechain and an April 2026 MOU with Seafood Souq, both anchored in Global Dialogue on Seafood Traceability (GDST) standards.

The organization's revenue model is nonprofit: SFP is funded by donations from industry partners, grants from foundations (including the Walmart Foundation), and government programs (such as Hong Kong's HK$1 billion Sustainable Fisheries Development Fund). Notable funding flows include over $920,000 donated by Publix alone since 2011. SFP serves enterprise-grade buyers and suppliers across retail (Walmart, Tesco, Aldi, ASDA, Sainsbury's, Publix), food service (McDonald's), and seafood processing (Thai Union, High Liner Foods), while also engaging with small-scale fishing communities and government fisheries agencies. Distribution is primarily through direct industry partnerships, digital platform self-service, supply chain roundtables, and regional channel partnerships.

Sustainable Fisheries firmographics

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Name
Sustainable Fisheries
Legal name
Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Foundation
Website
https://sustainablefish.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2006
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
Sustainable Fisheries Partnership is a US-registered nonprofit that convenes seafood buyers, suppliers, producers, governments, and NGOs to improve global fisheries and aquaculture sustainability, serving 30+ major retailers and processors with its Seafood Metrics, FishSource, Ocean Disclosure Project, and FIP Evaluation Program tools.
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Sustainable Fisheries industry classification

Industry
Product category
Sustainable Seafood Advisory and Analytics Services
NAICS
Aquaculture (1125), Animal Production and Aquaculture (112), Other Aquaculture (112519)
SIC
Fishing, Hunting And Trapping (900)
akta.pro primary industry
Aquaculture Health, Biosecurity & Veterinary Services (AFAEAAAK)
akta.pro secondary industries
Marine & Freshwater Conservation (BPAGAGAE), Seafood & Aquaculture Certification Services (MSC/ASC/BAP) (AFALAMAL), Oceans, Coastal & Marine Resource Management (BPADALAI)

Keywords

  • Sustainable seafood sourcing
  • Fishery improvement projects
  • Seafood supply chain traceability
  • Fishery sustainability assessment
  • Aquaculture improvement programs

Where Sustainable Fisheries is headquartered

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Honolulu
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United States
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North America

Offices1 record

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Sustainable Fisheries business model

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B2B
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Donations and Grants: SFP operates as a US-registered nonprofit organization funded primarily through donations from industry partners, grants from foundations, and government support. Major donors include retail companies like Publix which has donated over $920,000 since 2011. The organization also receives funding from government programs such as the HK$1 billion Sustainable Fisheries Development Fund.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels6 records

Sustainable Fisheries product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Sustainable Fisheries Partnership is a global nonprofit that rebuilds depleted fish stocks and reduces environmental and social impacts of fishing and fish farming by convening the seafood supply chain and providing sustainability analytics tools. Its core offerings are Seafood Metrics (risk-based supply chain sustainability analytics), FishSource (fishery assessment database), the Ocean Disclosure Project (sourcing transparency), and the FIP Evaluation Program (Fishery Improvement Project ratings), supported by advisory services and supply chain roundtables under the Target 75 initiative.

Product overview

Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP) operates as a global nonprofit offering a suite of advisory services and sustainability tools for the seafood industry. The core platform is Seafood Metrics, which enables companies to assess, track, and report supply-chain sustainability against environmental and social benchmarks. FishSource serves as the companion sustainability database and rapid assessment program providing fishery-level data and risk indicators. The FIP Evaluation Program (with its Monthly FIP Ratings Report) tracks and reports on active fishery improvement projects. The Ocean Disclosure Project provides sourcing transparency for companies and consumers. These tools are complemented by supply chain roundtables, the Bycatch Solutions Hub (including the Solve My Bycatch Problem Tool), and the Global Squid Supply Chain Roundtable, all unified under SFP's industry leadership framework aimed at achieving the Target 75 goal of 75% sustainable or improving seafood.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Seafood Metrics: A sustainability analytics tool that provides risk-based sustainability metrics for seafood supply chains.
  • FishSource
  • Ocean Disclosure Project
  • Target 75

Products and services

  • Seafood Metrics SFP's flagship web-based sustainability assessment and analytics platform enabling seafood buyers, suppliers, and producers to measure, track, and report on the environmental and social sustainability of their seafood supply chains against industry benchmarks. Provides risk-based sustainability scores and is integrated against GDST traceability standards via Wholechain and Seafood Souq partnerships.
  • FishSource A comprehensive sustainability database and rapid assessment tool providing fishery profiles, stock status, management information, and sustainability risk indicators for global fisheries, accessible to industry stakeholders and the public.
  • FishSource Rapid Assessment Program An expedited assessment framework under FishSource that delivers streamlined sustainability evaluations for fisheries, enabling faster onboarding of new fisheries into SFP's improvement and monitoring programs.
  • Ocean Disclosure Project A transparency initiative and platform enabling seafood companies to publicly disclose sourcing information and ocean-related sustainability data, supporting consumer and stakeholder visibility into seafood supply chain origins and practices.
  • FIP Evaluation Program A program providing structured evaluation and monthly ratings reporting on Fishery Improvement Projects (FIPs), tracking progress against sustainability benchmarks and providing market stakeholders with performance metrics on supply-chain-linked improvement efforts.
  • SFP Monthly FIP Ratings Report A recurring report publication under the FIP Evaluation Program that publishes monthly ratings of active fishery improvement projects, keeping industry partners and supply chain actors informed of FIP progress and performance changes.
  • Advisory Services Advisory services supporting seafood buyers, suppliers, and producers with sustainability strategy, supply chain improvement projects, and engagement with Fishery Improvement Projects and Aquaculture Improvement Projects under SFP's industry leadership framework.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Over $920,000 donated by Publix alone since 2011 supporting fishery improvement projects across multiple regions
  • +2 more outcomes

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Named customers10 records

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Sustainable Fisheries partnerships and signals

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Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core, regional and minor.

  • WholechaincoreTechnology or Integration · 15 March 2026SFP and Wholechain signed a memorandum of understanding at Seafood Expo North America to integrate SFP's Seafood Metrics sustainability tool into Wholechain's traceability software. The partnership aims to provide end-to-end source information on seafood by connecting traceability events with fishery data based on GDST standards. Both organizations reported existing interest from suppliers and buyers for the combined offering.
  • Seafood SouqcoreTechnology or IntegrationSFP and Seafood Souq signed a Memorandum of Understanding at Seafood Expo Global in Barcelona, committing to collaborate on traceability and sustainability solutions for the seafood supply chain with focus on Middle East, North Africa, and broader MENA region. This is SFP's first formal partnership in the region, leveraging Seafood Souq's digital infrastructure to address transparency challenges where over 30% of seafood products are estimated to be mislabelled globally and IUU fishing continues to threaten marine ecosystems.
  • Global Fishing WatchcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSFP collaborated with Global Fishing Watch (GFW) and International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF) to enhance transparency in global tuna fisheries, supported by the Walmart Foundation. The initiative combines data platforms to provide sustainability indicators and vessel-level monitoring to address transparency challenges and promote responsible sourcing.
  • International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSFP collaborated with Global Fishing Watch and ISSF on tuna fishery transparency initiative, combining data platforms to provide sustainability indicators and vessel-level monitoring.
  • Hong Kong Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation DepartmentregionalStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Hong Kong Government, through the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department, is implementing a comprehensive aquaculture modernization strategy with SFP involvement, including professional training programs and plans for a Fisheries Research Centre in the Northern Metropolis. The initiative is supported by the HK$1 billion Sustainable Fisheries Development Fund.
  • Global Sustainable Seafood InitiativecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPublix partners with Global Sustainable Seafood Initiative as part of its sustainable seafood program, working with SFP and other organizations to offer more sustainable seafood options.
  • Bluehouse SalmonminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPublix's sustainable seafood program includes partnerships with suppliers such as Bluehouse Salmon, along with SFP and Global Sustainable Seafood Initiative.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Sustainable Fisheries competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Marine Stewardship Council: MSC is the dominant global seafood eco-certification scheme for wild-capture fisheries, operating the MSC label that appears on retail seafood. It competes with SFP's fishery improvement and sustainability assessment services as the established consumer-facing certification standard.
  • Aquaculture Stewardship Council: ASC operates the leading aquaculture certification standards across finfish, shellfish, and shrimp. It directly parallels SFP's aquaculture improvement work and is the most comparable peer for buyers seeking aquaculture sustainability credentials.
  • Global Sustainable Seafood Initiative: GSSI is a global benchmarking organization for seafood certification schemes, convening retailers, suppliers, and NGOs to align sustainability standards. SFP already works alongside GSSI through Publix's program, and the two compete for influence in shaping seafood sustainability benchmarks.
  • Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch: Seafood Watch is the most recognized North American seafood sustainability guidance program for consumers and buyers. It overlaps with SFP's advisory and assessment role for retailers and foodservice operators seeking sustainability recommendations.
  • Global Fishing Watch: Global Fishing Watch is an ocean-data nonprofit providing vessel-level transparency and IUU-fishing analytics. SFP already partners with GFW on the Walmart Foundation tuna initiative, and the two compete and collaborate in the fisheries transparency and risk-analytics space.
  • International Seafood Sustainability Foundation: ISSF is a global nonprofit focused on tuna sustainability, working with processors, retailers, and scientists. SFP and ISSF co-developed the Walmart Foundation tuna transparency initiative, making ISSF a close peer in convening tuna supply-chain stakeholders.
  • Friend of the Sea: Friend of the Sea certifies sustainable fisheries and aquaculture products globally, often used by European retailers and suppliers. It overlaps with SFP's fishery and aquaculture improvement services as an alternative sustainability certification pathway.
  • Ocean Wise: Ocean Wise runs the Ocean Wise Seafood sustainability program and ocean conservation initiatives, primarily serving North American retailers and foodservice. It is a comparable peer in the consumer- and buyer-facing seafood sustainability advisory space.

Broad incumbents

  • World Wildlife Fund (WWF): WWF is a major global environmental nonprofit with a long-standing sustainable seafood program (including aquaculture and fisheries improvement). As a broad incumbent with much larger scale, WWF overlaps with SFP's supply-chain convening and fishery improvement work but across many other environmental domains.

Emerging players

  • FishWise: FishWise is a smaller sustainability consultancy that works with seafood retailers and suppliers on responsible sourcing projects. It is comparable to SFP as an emerging advisory peer focused on retail and supplier sustainability programs, particularly in North America.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

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Frequently asked questions about Sustainable Fisheries

What does Sustainable Fisheries do?

Sustainable Fisheries Partnership is a global nonprofit that rebuilds depleted fish stocks and reduces environmental and social impacts of fishing and fish farming by convening the seafood supply chain and providing sustainability analytics tools. Its core offerings are Seafood Metrics (risk-based supply chain sustainability analytics), FishSource (fishery assessment database), the Ocean Disclosure Project (sourcing transparency), and the FIP Evaluation Program (Fishery Improvement Project ratings), supported by advisory services and supply chain roundtables under the Target 75 initiative.

Is Sustainable Fisheries a public or private company?

Sustainable Fisheries is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Sustainable Fisheries founded?

Sustainable Fisheries was founded in 2006. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is Sustainable Fisheries based?

Sustainable Fisheries is headquartered in Honolulu, United States, in the North America region.

How does Sustainable Fisheries make money?

One revenue line is on record: donations and Grants.

Who are Sustainable Fisheries's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Marine Stewardship Council, Aquaculture Stewardship Council, Global Sustainable Seafood Initiative, Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch, Global Fishing Watch, International Seafood Sustainability Foundation, Friend of the Sea and Ocean Wise. World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is listed as a broad incumbent. FishWise is listed as an emerging player.

Does Sustainable Fisheries have an API?

Yes. Seafood Metrics is a web-based platform requiring user registration with email and password credentials. The platform's Terms of Use govern user access and data submission, including provisions for user-submitted metrics (User Metrics) and a perpetual license for SFP to use anonymized user data for non-commercial purposes. The privacy policy covers personal information collected across www.sustainablefish.org and www.seafoodmetrics.com. Specific API endpoints, REST/GraphQL type, rate limits, or a developer portal are not explicitly documented in available sources. Developer documentation is at www.seafoodmetrics.com/about/privacy-policy.

What industry is Sustainable Fisheries in?

Sustainable Fisheries's product category is Sustainable Seafood Advisory and Analytics Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is AFAEAAAK, Aquaculture Health, Biosecurity & Veterinary Services, with a secondary code of BPAGAGAE, Marine & Freshwater Conservation. Its NAICS code is 1125 and its SIC code is 900.

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FinancialContent Business PagePublix and Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Make Waves TogetherPublix donated nearly $100,000 to Sustainable Fisheries Partnership in 2026, bringing its total contribution to over $1.2 million. The funds support projects like bycatch research and on-demand fishing gear. The collaboration is in its 16th year, aiming to rebuild fish stocks and reduce environmental impacts.Business Wire BlogPublix and Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Make Waves TogetherPublix donated nearly $100,000 to Sustainable Fisheries Partnership in 2026, bringing total contributions to over $1.2 million. The funding supports bycatch-reduction projects, including waved albatross research and on-demand fishing gear trials. The next phase includes fleet assessments and workshops in Ecuador and Peru.MercoPressScientific workshop on Illex Squid in Vigo with the participation of Falkland IslandsA scientific workshop on Argentine shortfin squid (Illex argentinus) was held in Vigo, with participation from the Falkland Islands and other countries. Organized by OPPC3 and the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership, it aims to build a regional database and assess the squid's abundance and exploitation status. The initiative seeks to strengthen collaboration among fleets and scientists in the Southwest Atlantic.SeafoodSourceSFP’s All Hands on Deck strategy aims to put seafood sector “in the driver’s seat”The Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP) launched its updated strategic plan, 'All Hands on Deck,' marking its 20th anniversary with a goal of shifting more responsibility for fisheries management to the entire seafood industry rather than relying solely on underresourced governments. The strategy encourages companies throughout the supply chain to collect and share fishing data, participate in regulatory decision-making, and verify supplier compliance. Specific examples include organized groups in Indonesia's blue swimming crab fishery and Peru's jumbo flying squid fishery that have already begun collaborating with governments on stock assessments and regulatory reforms.SeafoodSourceProposed legal changes may risk sustainability of jumbo squid in Chile, PeruTwo bills under review in Chile and Peru propose measures that could threaten the world's largest cephalopod fishery, the jumbo flying squid fishery. The Chilean bill would permit the reintroduction of industrial trawling in certain areas, while the Peruvian bill proposes registering 2,000 additional vessels into the fishery. Companies participating in the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership's Global Squid Supply Chain Roundtable have raised concerns that these regulatory changes may put the fishery's long-term sustainability at risk.OpenGov AsiaHong Kong Advances Technology and Training to Modernise AquacultureThe Hong Kong Government, through the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department, is implementing a comprehensive modernization strategy for its aquaculture sector, including professional training programs with 21 graduates so far and plans for a new Professional Diploma in Deep Sea Mariculture launching in June 2026. Financial support comes from the HK$1 billion Sustainable Fisheries Development Fund, which has approved approximately HK$11.28 million in equipment grants to 226 aquaculture farmers over the past three years, covering water quality monitoring systems, automated feeders, solar generators, aerators and security systems. The government is also promoting technology adoption through advanced offshore cage systems and AI-powered monitoring platforms, while planning a Fisheries Research Centre in the Northern Metropolis to support long-term industry development.Business Wire BlogGrowing a Greener Future With Publix’s Ongoing Commitment to SustainabilityPublix is promoting its sustainability efforts during Earth Day and Arbor Day, with nearly 8,000 associates volunteering on over 160 projects. The company's Good Together campaign has raised nearly $5 million since 2024 to support environmental projects. Publix also continues funding sustainable seafood initiatives.SeafoodSourceSustainable Fisheries Partnership, Wholechain sign traceability, analytics MoUThe Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP) and Wholechain signed a memorandum of understanding on 15 March 2026 at the Seafood Expo North America to integrate SFP's Seafood Metrics sustainability tool into Wholechain's traceability software. The partnership aims to provide end-to-end source information on seafood by connecting traceability events with fishery data based on Global Dialogue on Seafood Traceability (GDST) standards. Both organizations reported existing interest from suppliers and buyers for the combined offering, which they describe as a watershed moment that streamlines sustainability compliance into a single seamless experience for the seafood industry.Perishable NewsSustainable Fisheries Partnership and Wholechain Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Strengthen Supply Chain TransparencySustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP) and Wholechain signed a memorandum of understanding at Seafood Expo North America, committing to collaborate on traceability and analytics solutions for the seafood supply chain. The partnership will connect SFP's Seafood Metrics analytical system with Wholechain's standards-based traceability platform, both built on Global Dialogue on Seafood Traceability standards. The integrated solution will provide customers with end-to-end source information on seafood products along with a trusted decision-support tool.IndexBoxSeafood Sustainability and Traceability Data Integration AnnouncedThe Sustainable Fisheries Partnership and Wholechain signed a memorandum of understanding to integrate their systems for seafood supply chain analysis. This collaboration aims to enhance traceability and sustainability data sharing, improving compliance and consumer information.