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Global Seafood Alliance releases its 2025 Annual Report
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Tuesday, 30 June, 2026, 08 : 00 AM [IST]
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New Hampshire, USA
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Global Seafood Alliance has released its 2025 Annual Report, showcasing a year of measurable progress in advancing responsible seafood practices worldwide. The report highlights key initiatives that would not be possible without the support of its global community of producers, members, partners and stakeholders who are helping build trust in seafood.
Highlights from the Report - Certification – In 2025, Global Seafood Alliance ended the year with 4,308 certified producers in 45 countries, a 3% increase from the previous year. Certified producers made 7,808 improvements to their operations in 2025 in order to attain certification. Consumer Insights – Research conducted by GlobeScan in 2025 in Canada, France, Spain, United Kingdom and United States found that two-thirds of consumers trust products carrying the BAP label. In addition, more than half said the BAP label would influence their decision to buy or eat a seafood product. Education – The Advocate had 1 million pageviews last year and the Aquademia podcast had a 22% increase in episode downloads. Membership – It now as more than 8,500 members around the world, including more than 30 corporate members.
Mike Kocsis, CEO, said, "What continues to inspire me is that the industry relationships we've forged as a group transcend transactions. They are grounded in shared goals, accountability and a belief that seafood can be a positive force for people and planet. The level of engagement across our global network remains one of Global Seafood Alliance's greatest strengths."
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