To bequeath the bounty of the seas to future generations,
we will endeavor to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
and contribute to resolving social issues through our business.
Maximizing value to make full use
of finite marine resources
Nissui: for Human Health and Sparkling Seas
E-learning Course for Disaster Prevention Education An e-learning course...
Sustainability of Marine Resources Policy and Promotion Framework As ...
There are rules that must be followed when entering the plant. These rules ...
Connecting Science and Business One of the major features of SeaBOS is t...
Palm oil is a vegetable oil sourced from the fruit of oil palm (Elaeis)...
1. Building an employment relationship based on free will and respect for h...
1 August, 2019 From 2019, we have published the PDF, which is an annual ...
Sustainability of Marine Resources Sustainable Use of Natural Marine Res...
In order to enhance the sustainable use of marine resources, innovations wi...
KPIs for promoting personal health include three points: "smoking rate," "o...
Basic Stance The Nissui Group respects the freedom of association and th...
The Diversity Subcommittee has established two working groups - the “Women'...
Sustainability Site Map Message from the President ...
In Japan, an obligation to recycle waste in the form of “containers” and “p...
Acquisition of RFVS Certification Australian Longline Pty Ltd. (Australi...
The Quality Assurance Department conducts periodic training so that employe...
Global concern about plastic marine pollution is driven by its harmful effe...
At the Nissui Group, we consider our employees to be our most valuable as...
As part of measures for “Employee health,” Nissui has adopted “N Café,”...
“The Utsunuki Green Zone” is a “satoyama (village forests)” adjacent to the...
