We recommended that no fisheries be recertified until all conditions of their previous certification are fulfilled. MSC did tighten the requirements condition extensions. However, in certain cases, fisheries are able to be recertified without fulfilling their conditions.

Make Stewardship Count, a coalition co-founded by SeaChoice, fears Marine Stewardship Council’s revised Fishery Standard doesn’t go far enough to protect marine life and ocean habitat. Make Stewardship Count Read more in our latest blog post 👇seachoice.org/mscs-revised-s…

Today we have published our external review of the Marine Stewardship Council🎣 Following a year-long process with input from a range of stakeholders, our recommendations are clear: it’s time for fundamental reform of the MSC. Read the full report here: tinyurl.com/MSCexternalrev…

Last week we published our external review of the Marine Stewardship Council📋 After a year of consulting and writing we are pleased to share the final report and roadmap for change🛣️ A short🧵on why this is so important...

Last week, On The Hook released a report detailing its external review of Marine Stewardship Council, the leading organization responsible for setting sustainable fishing standards. We support On The Hook’s recommendations for the MSC—read the full report here: marinestewardshipreview.org

Last week On The Hook published its external review of the Marine Stewardship Council after a year-long process with input from a range of stakeholders including our steering committee & members. We support their recommendations for the MSC. Read the full report here: tinyurl.com/MSCexternalrev…

.Make Stewardship Count, a coalition of 90+ global marine conservation organizations, experts, and academics—including AWI—is incredibly disappointed in Marine Stewardship Council’s decision to delay full implementation of a new fishery standard for another two years. Learn more: awionline.org/press-releases…

We are incredibly disappointed to hear that @mscecolabel has chosen to take a massive step back and delay the full implementation of their new Fisheries Standard by another 2 years! Click to read our statement and find out more about this announcement - bit.ly/3I1wZiO

When it comes to grocers’ public policies to source sustainable and socially responsible seafood, the devil is in the details. Grocers are passing the buck on the seafood they sell, and our oceans and the people behind the seafood are left to pay for it. seachoice.org/how-committed-…

Make Stewardship Count is on the ground at COFI, pushing for a critical review of the FAO Ecolabel Guidelines #COFI36