Learn about our sustainability programs and initiatives.
The Marine Foods Group has adopted a range of medium to long term sustainability initiatives in line with our core philosophy of helping to address social issues.
For Sojitz Group, sustainability is our commitment to working with stakeholders to maximize two types of value—Value for Sojitz and Value for Society—through our business operations, with the aim of realizing sustainable growth for both the Sojitz Group and wider society, in accordance with the Sojitz Group Philosophy, as outlined in the Sojitz Group Sustainability Statement.
In a climate of rising public interest in sustainability and the SDGs, and recognizing the significance of this issue to the company, Marine Foods has set up a Sustainability Committee chaired by the president of the company. The committee is responsible for overseeing whole-of-company sustainability initiatives and programs, outlining sustainability principles and strategies, and developing and monitoring various sustainability initiatives.
Marine Foods is actively pursuing more eco-friendly and sustainable business models, most notably by developing closer relationships with seafood suppliers and end clients with a view to boosting levels of certified seafood supplies in our products.
Future
Over 10% sustainable procurement by 2026
FY 2023
ASC/MSC certified procurement 408.9 tons (= 1.1% of total by weight)
Future
Women to occupy 5% of management positions by 2030
We have introduced business skills training programs for female employees as well as working arrangements designed to enable parents to remain in employment.Marine Foods is committed to providing a welcoming and supportive workplace environment in which all employees can enjoy a healthy work-life balance.
Future
A new monitoring regime to be introduced in 2026 in line with the government target of a 46% reduction in greenhouse gases by 2030 relative to FY 2013 levels
Future
ISO14001 certification in FY 2025