The MSC is partnering with sustainable fisheries across the globe, from large-scale industrial fisheries to small artisanal fisheries, to drive the market for sustainable seafood.
Find information on fisheries in the MSC Programme
Fishery in Focus: Mexico Baja California red rock lobster
In 2004, the Baja California red rock lobster fishery, on the Pacific coast of northwest Mexico, became one of the first developing world fisheries...
Fishery in Focus: Normandy and Jersey lobster
This cross-border, artisanal fishery includes around 130 small fishing boats catching lobsters using pots. The fishery is spread across three areas...
Current consultations
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Ishihara Marine Products albacore and skipjack pole and line fishery
Public comment draft report announcement
closes 24 Jan 2019 -
ISF Iceland anglerfish
Surveillance audit announcement
closes 21 Jan 2019 -
ISF Greenland halibut
Surveillance audit announcement
closes 21 Jan 2019 -
Joint demersal fisheries in the North Sea and adjacent waters
Public comment draft report announcement
closes 18 Jan 2019 -
Exmouth Gulf Prawns
Public comment draft report announcement
closes 18 Jan 2019
Recently certified
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Faroe Islands tusk & ling
06 Dec 2018 -
Germany Lower Saxony mussel dredge and mussel culture
03 Dec 2018 -
US Atlantic sea scallop
25 Nov 2018 -
PT Citraraja Ampat, Sorong pole and line Skipjack and Yellowfin Tuna
22 Nov 2018 -
AAFA and WFOA South Pacific albacore tuna
15 Nov 2018
Recently entered assessment
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EU South Pacific midwater otter trawl Jack mackerel fishery
18 Dec 2018 -
SZLC CSFC FZLC & MIFV RMI EEZ Longline Yellowfin and Bigeye Tuna
05 Dec 2018 -
Denmark, Estonia, Germany, Sweden Baltic herring and sprat
19 Oct 2018 -
Murmanseld 2 Barents Sea cod and haddock
16 Oct 2018 -
Western Australian Sea Cucumber Fishery
28 Sep 2018