High Liner Sites

High Liner Corporate Site - www.highlinerfoods.com
High Liner Canadian Retail Site - www.highliner.com
High Liner Canadian Food Service Site - www.highlinerfoodservice.com
High Liner in the US - www.highlinerfoodsusa.com

Partnerships

Sustainable Fisheries Partnership
www.sustainablefish.org
SFP is a non-governmental organization whose mission is to “maintain healthy ocean and aquatic eco-systems, enhance fishing and fish-farming livelihoods and secure food supplies”.  Together, we are developing programs and strategies to take a pro-active role in improving fisheries and aquaculture programs worldwide.

Global Aquaculture Alliance
www.gaalliance.org
High Liner was a founding member of the Global Aquaculture Alliance (GAA), a group of industry experts whose mission is to establish best aquaculture (farmed seafood) practices.

Aquaculture Certification Council
www.aquaculturecertification.org
The (GAA) Alliance established the Aquaculture Certification Council (ACC). The Council uses independent certification teams to carry out site inspections at aquaculture facilities around the world and ensure they are meeting GAA BAP (Best Aquaculture Practices) standards.

Marine Stewardship Council
www.msc.org
The world’s leading certification and eco-labelling program for sustainable wild-caught seafood.

Fisheries Council of Canada
www.fisheriescouncil.ca
Since 1915, the Fisheries Council of Canada has represented the fishing industry from coast to coast, promoting a healthy food source to consumers, while working to build an industry that offers fishermen, employees and processors secure and stable opportunities and a sustainable future.

National Fisheries Institute
www.aboutseafood.com
High Liner is a corporate member of the National Fisheries Institute, a non-profit organization in the US dedicated to education about seafood safety, sustainability, and nutrition. NFI and its members are committed to sustainable management of our oceans and being stewards of our environment by endorsing the United Nations’ Principles for Responsible Fisheries.

Better Seafood Board
www.seafoodsource.com
The Better Seafood Board (BSB) was formed in 2007 to support the commitment of NFI members to abide by industry principles of economic  integrity by not selling seafood that is short in weight or count, that has the wrong name, or that has been transshipped from one country to another to circumvent duties and tariffs.

Ocean Trust
www.oceantrust.org
High Liner has partnered with Ocean Trust to lead the restoration of marine resources and coastal estuaries that serve as nursery and habitat areas for important fishery and shellfish resources including shrimp, crab, oyster, clams, scallops, salmon, sturgeon, and many other commercial and recreational species, marine wildlife, and migratory birds.