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
The Nissui Group has been engaged in numerous external communications with ...
The Diversity Subcommittee has established two working groups - the “Women'...
The Quality Assurance Department conducts periodic training so that employe...
Basic Policy for Internal Control System Page up
MSC certification is a certification program operated by the Marine Ste...
KPIs for promoting personal health include three points: "smoking rate," "o...
18 November, 2021 We have posted "Sustainability Report 2021 (Digest Ver...
In order to enhance the sustainable use of marine resources, innovations wi...
Plant workers who actually come into contact with the products and support ...
“The Utsunuki Green Zone” is a “satoyama (village forests)” adjacent to the...
1 August, 2019 From 2019, we have published the PDF, which is an annual ...
Sustainability Site Map Message from the President ...
In 2021, the Nissui Group conducted a climate change scenario analysis in a...
The Marine Resource Sustainability Subcommittee is to identify the resource...
The Nissui Group has formulated its “Human Rights Policy” based on the unde...
Hachioji Area Participation in the Kitanomachi Emergency Drill On O...
MEL is a certification scheme to promote the initiatives by producers w...
Having many overseas bases, the Nissui Group is aware of the importance of ...
Monthly meetings are held with the Human Resources Department's Labor and H...
In fiscal 2023, Nissui is implementing new and expanded initiatives for the...
In October 2022, the Seventh SeaBOS Dialogue was held. Discussions were hel...
