ISSF adopts new conservation measure on labour audits at land-based tuna facilities

ISSF land-based tuna production

Move reflects growing scrutiny of labour practices across supply chains and increasing expectations for verifiable social responsibility

The International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF) has adopted a new conservation measure aimed at strengthening social and labour accountability at land-based tuna production facilities owned or controlled by ISSF participating companies.

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