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
Having many overseas bases, the Nissui Group is aware of the importance of ...
The targets specified in the long-term vision, “Good Foods 2030,” and in th...
In October 2022, the Seventh SeaBOS Dialogue was held. Discussions were hel...
Donations to Second Harvest Japan Since fiscal 2008, Nissui has been...
Living Wage Support The Nissui Group not only complies with labor laws a...
26 April, 2021 We have added our initiatives for "Human Rights" includin...
Escaped fish [Approach to Fish Escape Prevention] The Nissui Group ai...
Global concern about plastic marine pollution is driven by its harmful effe...
Number of Incidents of Work-related Accidents We strive to achieve zero ...
31 January, 2024 We have posted “TNFD Report 2023,” which summarizes the...
Overview of Whistleblowing System We have a whistleblowing system in pla...
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...
18 November, 2019 We have added "Sustainability Report 2019 (Digest Vers...
The Marine Resource Sustainability Subcommittee is to identify the resource...
Marine litter including plastics is said to originate from the land, mainly...
Nissui-led comprehensive risk management is effectively incorporated in ...
By participating in the “Pacific Bluefin Tuna Conservation Pledge” by WWF J...
The Nissui Group has been engaged in numerous external communications with ...
Acquisition of RFVS Certification Australian Longline Pty Ltd. (Australi...
The Nissui Group Quality Assurance Code, based on the concept of quality as...
As society ages, it has become more important than ever to prolong one’s he...