11 December 2024
ALDI Australia commits to traceability and responsibly sourced seafood
ALDI Australia announced it is the first Australian retailer to join the Ocean Disclosure Project (ODP) to voluntarily disclose where ALDI Australia’s wild caught seafood products are sourced.
Globally, 83% of seafood consumers want to protect seafood for future generations. The Australian market is particularly interested in understanding where their seafood comes from, with 51% of all Australian seafood consumers stating they are worried about overfishing. (source – MSC).
Matthew Atley, Buying Director of Seafood at ALDI Australia, today commented “Our commitments mean that all of the fish and seafood sold at ALDI will be recognised by an independent third party as having been responsibly sourced.”
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