Safcol

Foundation Member | Tracking Since February 2022

Safcol Sustainability Profile

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5c Donated to Clean Up Australia Logo

5c Donated to Clean Up Australia

APCO Member Logo

APCO Member

ISO 14001 – Environmental Management System Logo

ISO 14001 – Environmental Management System

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MSC Certified

Our Mission is to lead the way in Responsible Fishing

Safcol was the first major brand available in grocery supermarkets to introduce responsible fishing into the Australian market, back in May 2011, a move that influenced change by other brands in the industry. Safcol has made a pledge to do everything possible to protect the health of our oceans. So now you can enjoy great tasting tuna and protect fragile marine life. Safcol Tuna is caught either by Pole & Line one fish at a time or without the use of fish aggregating devices, FAD FREE to minimise the impact of fishing on marine life

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Safcol Sustainability Actions

Safcol signs up with APCO to reduce packaging waste

Safcol is taking action to improve the recovery of packaging at end-of-life and increase the use of reusable packaging, working with the Australian Packaging Covenant Organisations (APCO). Safcol has diverted waste going to landfills by 392 tonnes, through plastic and cardboard recycling and food waste to compost. Safcol aspires to a 5% increase in landfill reduction to 411 tonnes by 2025

Protecting Marine Species and Tuna Stocks for the future

Safcol realises that the ocean is our business, and if we overfish tuna stocks and in the process destroy other marine life, we are destroying our own source of income. That is why we changed the way we fish, and have continued to lead the way in responsible fishing. We work closely with fishing vessels that catch our fish and do not purchase from any illegal fishing vessels.

FAD free fishing helps protect marine species

Fish Aggregating Devices also known as Fish Attracting Devices or 'FADs' for short cause destruction to marine life, when coupled with huge purseine nets, hauling up other species like turtles, and rays in the tuna catch. The combination of net fishing and FADs is what destroys our ocean life. Safcol does not use this deadly combination, we believe in fishing responsibly.

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Safcol Sustainability Commitments

2025

Recyclable packaging

100% recyclable packaging on all of our products. Safcol is taking action to improve the recovery of packaging at end-of-life and increase the use of reusable packaging, working with the Australian Packaging Covenant Organisations (APCO).

2025

5% increase in landfill reduction to 411 tonnes by 2025

We are currently working in partnership with Planet Ark / Opal to recycle packaging materials, including paper, cardboard, and hard and soft plastics.

Safcol Partnerships

What do our labels mean?

5c Donated to Clean Up Australia Logo

5c Donated to Clean Up Australia

APCO Member Logo

APCO Member

ISO 14001 – Environmental Management System Logo

ISO 14001 – Environmental Management System

MSC Certified Logo

MSC Certified

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Sustainable Development Goals

Safcol is committed to advancing these Global Goals to promote prosperity for people & planet.

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Safcol Sustainability News

Safcol’s No Net Tuna Earns Australia’s Only Green Rating in New Review

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Reducing the negative impact on our oceans, one No Net Tuna can at a time

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SAFCOL tuna wins environmental accolade from Greenpeace

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