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Look for the MSC blue fish tick label

Look for the MSC blue fish tick label

The MSC blue fish tick makes it easy to choose wild-caught seafood that protects the ocean. Every purchase supports fishers who care and helps keep seafood on our plates for generations to come, so you can feel good about eating seafood that’s good for the ocean too.

Overfishing explained

Discover the causes, effects and solutions to overfishing.
Overfishing explained
The importance of krill

The importance of krill

Antarctic krill are small, shrimp-like crustaceans found in dense swarms in the Southern Ocean. They are a vital species in the food chain, so must only be fished in a sustainable way.

Bycatch reduction devices

Bycatch reduction devices are essential tools in sustainable fishing, helping to reduce the unintentional capture, also known as bycatch, of non-target species which can include species like sea turtles, sea lions, seabirds and undersized fish.
Bycatch reduction devices

Help protect our ocean

Back on country - the Kuti Co story

Back on country - the Kuti Co story

Kuti Co is a Ngarrindjeri-owned enterprise providing opportunities for members of their community to get back on country harvesting kuti (aka pipis, clams or cockles) in South Australia's MSC certified Lakes and Coorong fishery.

Teach and learn ocean literacy

Teach and learn ocean literacy

Use our Australian and New Zealand curriculum-relevant teaching and learning resources to discover how we can help keep our oceans healthy for generations to come.

Stories from the sea

Stories from the sea

Sustainable fishing isn't always easy. Find out what it takes from the passionate people working hard so you don't have to.

The MSC in numbers

19.3%

of marine wild catch engaged with the MSC program (certified, in assessment, suspended, and in-transition)

716

fisheries engaged in the MSC program

2,362

improvements made by MSC certified fisheries

MSC latest news and views

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Tuna, FADs and bycatch
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Tuna, FADs and bycatch

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