by Domingo Altenwerth
Published 3 years ago
Updated 2 years ago
Our supply of tuna is fully traceable. Through our stringent traceability processes we do not source fish caught on illegal fishing vessels or use processors who have unsafe, unfair or illegal labour practices. Sirena is 100 percent transparent on the source of fish used across all of our product ranges.
Is Sirena ethical?
Under the Code, Sirena is committed to safe and fair labour practices by: Only purchasing product from suppliers who are members of Supplier Ethical Data Exchange (SEDEX). Ensuring all of our suppliers comply with the labour laws of the countries in which they operate.
What is the most ethical canned tuna?
Wild Planet, American Tuna, and Whole Foods' 365 Everyday Value score best on the list, with Wild Planet notching the top spot thanks to its sustainable fishing techniques, including pole-and-line and trolling, which reduce the amount of unintentionally caught marine creatures, or bycatch.
Which brand of tuna is ethical?
Sustainable canned tuna brands to look for Jude, Mind Fish Co., Ocean Naturals, Safe Catch, Wild Planet, Whole Foods are brands that offer tuna we rate as a green Best Choice, yellow Good Alternative or are eco-certified by the Marine Stewardship Council.
Is tinned tuna ethical?
Some species of tuna are fished at sustainable rates, whereas others are overfished. The most common species that end up in cans are skipjack and yellowfin tuna. Both of these species have sustainable stocks in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean (WCPO).
What is the most sustainable canned fish?
A can or jar that claims sustainability is not necessarily sustainable, but wild salmon, herring, sardines, and even some varieties of tuna are all good choices (with a few stipulations), as are most shellfish including oysters, clams, and mussels.
What is responsibly sourced tuna?
It uses the latest science to ensure that a certified fishery has healthy stock levels, minimal environmental impacts and effective management in place. It also involves independent checks on the traceability of the fish, from the point it is caught.
Where is Sirena tuna from?
Inspired by Italy, born in Australia Since those early days, Sirena (which is the Italian word for mermaid) has crafted a reputation as a delicious, premium quality tuna with its iconic mermaid logo and yellow tin.
Why is canned tuna not healthy?
The tuna sandwich is a lunchbox staple. But several species of tuna — like other large ocean fish — contain higher-than-average amounts of mercury, a highly toxic metal that can cause severe health effects.
Is there sustainable tuna?
Tuna can be sustainably caught in many different ways. There are MSC certified purse seine, longline, and pole and line fisheries.
Is Sirena tuna really caught by hand?
No nets. One fish at a time. Pole and line is a traditional fishing method that relies on individual fishermen using hand held poles. Pole and line fishing is highly selective, meaning that other marine animals are rarely caught, and if they do become caught can be returned to the ocean unharmed.
Why is Sirena tuna so good?
Sirena Tuna is made with only the highest quality ingredients, including our premium oil blends and high specification tuna. Our commitment to sustainability is paramount to our business: 100% of our tuna is pole and line caught.
Is Princes tuna responsibly sourced?
International food and drink group Princes has confirmed it is on track to supply 100% responsibly sourced tuna by the end of 2019 for all brands in all territories, having already reached the level of 90% by the end of 2017. In 2017, Princes was involved in the launch of two Fishery Improvement Projects (FIPs).
23 hours ago
Is Sirena tuna ethical? Sustainability. Under the Code, Sirena is committed to sustainability by: Ensuring 100% Pole and Line caught Yellowfin (Thunnus albacares) & Skipjack (Katsuwonus pelamis) tuna is used across our entire product range.
28 hours ago
Along with reaching our target, Sirena developed a Code of Ethical Sourcing to govern our activities and interactions with all our stakeholders across the world, including our suppliers. ... Since 1956 Australians have loved the great taste and premium quality of Sirena tuna. Healthy, delicious and versatile, Sirena is made with the highest ...
3.100% pole & line sustainably caught - Sirena Tuna
Url:https://sirena.com.au/sustainability/
30 hours ago
Sirena’s Ethical Sourcing Policy. Sirena has developed a set of core values and principles by which we run our business. It includes our approach to safe and fair labour practices, and the responsible management of environmental and social issues in Sirena’s supply chain. ... Our supply of tuna is fully traceable. Through our stringent ...
3 hours ago
Likewise, people ask, is eating tuna ethical? And as with many other wild seafood species the answer is not a simple 'yes' or 'no'; but depends on the source of the tuna . Only a small part of the total global tuna catch is currently caught using these methods, but they provide the tuna that is universally considered the most environmentally sustainable.
7 hours ago
As a provider of quality Tuna, Sirena has a role in enriching people’s lives through responsible and sustainable management of our business and the environment. Sirena developed a Code of Ethical Sourcing to govern our activities and interactions with all our stakeholders across the world, including our suppliers. Our code of ethical sourcing
8 hours ago
Tinned Tuna. We have created ethical rankings for the following brands, based on the activities of the company group (see above tables): Fish4Ever, Reelfish,The Co-operative Food, Waitrose, Marks & Spencer, Sainsbury’s, Lidl, Aldi, ASDA, John West, Tesco, and Princes. Disclosure: Some of the links above are ...
19 hours ago
IN late February the canned tuna brand Sirena began an extensive campaign to position its product as “100% sustainably caught”. It pushed three messages: first, that its tuna was caught using pole and line, not nets; second, that the fish are traceable, with all Sirena supplier contracts including an obligation to sign and comply with Sirena’s Code of Ethical Sourcing policy; third, …
7 hours ago
John West Tuna Slices in Springwater has 484kJ per 100g; the John West Tuna Slices in Olive Oil Blend has 690kJ. Flavoured packaged tunas marketed as lunch snacks can also have extra sodium and sugar added to bump up taste. The Sirena Bruschetta Tuna Dill & Pickle has 526mg of sodium; Sirena Tuna in Springwater & Lemon has 162mg per 100g.
8 hours ago
Overfished. Today, around 5 per cent of the world's entire fish catch, by weight, is tuna and the global tuna business is worth around $5.5bn. All of the 23 identified, commercially exploited stocks are heavily fished; at least nine of these are classified as fully fished and a further four classified as overexploited or depleted.
31 hours ago
Owned. AUS. Rating. Canned tuna importers & distributors. Sirena was established in Australia in 1956 by Carlo Valmorbida and his family. Distributed by Valcorp Fine Foods until 2015, when Iconic Food Distribution took over. Valcorp, Sirena and Iconic Food Distribution are all controlled by the Valmorbida family.