Bristol Seafood has long held the philosophy that not only does the seafood industry need to proactively manage its renewable (sustainable) resources but Bristol as a leading Maine seafood company should adopt a corporate strategy that actively promotes this. The company in 2004 adopted this philosophy as part of its Mission Statement and Beliefs. Specifically:
"Bristol is committed to being a good community citizen by providing annual funding to aid in education and research directed at the seafood industry"
The company currently is the leading contributor in the industry to the Gulf of Maine Research Lab that promotes scientific study of the ocean and its resources. In addition the company funds local educational programs directed at ocean or marine studies.
As a major processor in New England, Bristol works hard to obtain supply from strong viable fisheries for two key reasons. The first is to ensure the company can purchase product at competitive pricing and ensure the long term viability of the enterprise. The second is to ensure that the product is being harvested from a sustainable fishery that will continue to provide Bristol and its customers with products into the future
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The following is an excerpt from an article published by China Dialogue Ocean:
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Produce sets the squid catch limit at 420,000 tons Peru
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