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
Each subcommittee that promotes the key issues has pronounced the visions o...
Seafood certification programs such as MSC determine their criteria on ...
Nissui and its Group's basic policy for risk management is to endeavor to p...
Nissui has a nursing care leave program, in which 10 days of leave per year...
Code of Ethics Awareness The Guidelines of Ethical Conduct set out in Ni...
At present, some of the sources of marine plastic litter are known to be lo...
In Japan, an obligation to recycle waste in the form of “containers” and “p...
Chair: Executive Officer (In charge of Risk Management, Human Resources Dep...
In its business activities, a company faces a variety of societal issues th...
Plant workers who actually come into contact with the products and support ...
Energy management in a company requires sustainable ways to reduce energy u...
Participation in the Kitanomachi Emergency Drill On October 27, 2019...
1. Initiatives Linked to Targets of the “Healthy Japan 21 (2nd stage)” Stra...
Basic Approach The Nissui Group states as follows in its Declaration on ...
Acquisition of RFVS Certification Australian Longline Pty Ltd. (Australi...
Flatfish Ltd. (UK), which is one of the Nissui Group companies outside Japa...
The basic corporate stance of Nissui, whose business relies on the bounty o...
The Information Security Subcommittee, which is aimed at enhancing the info...
Sustainability Site Map Message from the President The Ni...
Compliance Training Every year, we conduct compliance training in th...
In the “Umi & Sakana (ocean and fish)” Children’s Research and Artwork ...
