Seafood Tracer
Current technologies to trace seafood are time consuming, prone to human error and require capacity and expertise in fish identification. Currently only 1-2% of seafood…
Sustainability news & updates.
Current technologies to trace seafood are time consuming, prone to human error and require capacity and expertise in fish identification. Currently only 1-2% of seafood…
As a seafood importer that uses various freight and shipping methods, at NETUNO we address our carbon footprint by investing and putting our resources into…
A couple weeks ago, NETUNO’s Sustainability Manager met with INSOPESCA (Socialist Institute of Aquiculture in Venezuela) to discuss the standardization of the stock’s data collection…
Last month our CEO Luciano Bonaldo, and our Sustainability Manager Andre Brugger, attended the GSMC in Orlando, FL. This is the seafood market’s leading conference…
While in Venezuela, Andre also took the opportunity to visit La Salle Foundation with the purpose of finding new opportunities for NETUNO to contribute and…
To continue with our 2022 sustainability agenda, Andre Brugger visited Venezuela to inspect the fishing practices for NETUNO’s products and meet with our fishermen to…
As consumers, we are becoming more aware of the purchasing decisions we are making. With our cleaning products, our clothing, and especially our food. Some…
According to the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC), Fishery Improvement Projects or FIPs are “multi-stakeholder initiatives that aim to help fisheries work towards sustainability”. They also…
Launch supports NETUNO’s goal of sourcing from sustainable or FIP sources Fort Lauderdale (October 4th, 2021) – NETUNO USA, US lead importer of Snapper and…