Fresh, delicious, responsibly sourced and packaged food from the world’s oceans is key to fighting the effects of climate change.
Our passion for consumers drives our approach to supplying sustainable ocean-based foods while inspiring people to eat more fish. Our experts apply experience – from global powerhouses including Pepsi and Unilever – with analyzing data and behavioral patterns to understand how people feel about seafood, and apply what they’ve learned to craft and deliver brands and products that enhance people’s lives.
Our teams at New England Seafood, Icemar, AG Seafood and Independent Packers Corporation are all innovators with decades of experience navigating complex seafood challenges. They are devising new ways to make the most of every fish and add value for the people who pull those fish from the ocean. They have developed unique capabilities around sourcing, storing and processing top quality, superfrozen tuna – including a patented defrost process – so consumers can enjoy the freshest possible chilled seafood. They are working with governments and NGOs to ensure our fisheries are healthy enough to feed humanity for generations to come.
We bring together people and expertise from around the world to keep oceans healthy and enhance lives through seafood.
Our Consumer Seafood Brands
The good stuff is far too tasty to save for a special occasion. We’re all about decent portions of responsibly sourced seafood at honest prices. This is everyday fish that’ll make your week.
Raw and ready to eat, Joii brings delicious, sustainable packaged seafood to all of Europe. Think salmon tartare with a miso, lime and ginger dressing. Healthy indulgence!
At Leap, we believe the best fish swim free. Wild salmon are the ultimate free-range food - lean, packed with flavor and bursting with goodness.
Committed to Sustainability
New England Seafood International (NESI), our UK-based seafood business, worked for a decade with NGOs, governments, suppliers and industry to change behavior in the tuna industry.
- This 10-year project culminated with coveted Marine Stewardship Council certification for tuna from Korea
- Dongwon became the first-ever MSC-certified fishery in Korea
- The degree of cross-sector collaboration was unprecedented
- NESI and retailer Tesco worked together to influence government and industry to improve working conditions in the fishing industry
- NESI was a founding member of the Global Tuna Alliance
Key Facts
You can help heal the planet by eating sustainably sourced fish. Fish has a significantly lower environmental impact than poultry, pork or beef.
80% of people know they “should” eat more seafood, but only 20% actually “do”.
People Powering the Planet
Dan Aherne
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
"We’ve got a really bold vision for a global ocean health business that cleans our waters, harvest and grows sustainable seafood, while at the same time harnessing the clean energy potential of our oceans.
We’ve an opportunity to be a force for change and we just need to be really courageous."
Cassie Leisk
DIRECTOR OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
"Whether its our suppliers, the countries we work with or other industry players – collaboration is key for success."
Cesar Basalo
"I love working for a company with high sustainability values. It’s much easier to make change from inside the industry and I want to be part of the change."
