Participation in the “Research Meeting” Junior EXPO 2025 Education Program ...
The world’s marine resources are being depleted and according to a report b...
30 September, 2021 From 2019, we have published the PDF, which is an ann...
In collaboration with researchers and experts in marine l...
In June 2022, Nissui revised its Supplier Guideline, given the need to coll...
The Nissui Group is advancing sustainability management to achieve sustaina...
The Nissui Group has formulated its “Human Rights Policy” based on the unde...
The Nissui Group believes that corporate activities are premised on respect...
The Nissui Group recognizes employee health as a critical management issue ...
Scope covered in the environmental data Targeted organizations: ...
Respect Human Rights in Our Supply Chain The Nissui Group has been p...
In order to enhance the sustainable use of marine resources, innovations wi...
On February 4, 2025, Nissui Corporation entered into a tr...
Code of Ethics Awareness The Guidelines of Ethical Conduct set out in Ni...
Nissui has formulated the Nissui Group Basic Procurement Policy by summariz...
Animal Welfare Policy in Aquaculture The Nissui Group, which relies on t...
18 November, 2019 We have added "Sustainability Report 2019 (Digest Vers...
Saiki City, Oita Prefecture, where the Oita Marine Biological Technology Ce...
Plastic waste is also generated at both production plants and logistics cen...
Sealord Group Ltd., a Nissui Group company based in New Zealand, is involve...
Within SeaBOS, Task Force V addresses Reducing Plastic Pollution. In this t...
The targets specified in the long-term vision, “GOOD FOODS 2030,” and in th...