The National Fisheries Institute is a non-profit organization dedicated to education about seafood safety, sustainability, and nutrition. From vessels at sea to your favorite seafood restaurant, our diverse member companies bring delicious fish and shellfish to American families. NFI promotes the US Dietary Guidelines that suggest Americans include fish and shellfish in their diets twice per week for longer, healthier lives.
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. Our investment in our oceans today will provide our children and future generations the health benefits of a plentiful supply of fish and seafood tomorrow.
From responsible aquaculture, to a marketplace supporting free trade, to ensuring the media and consumers have the facts about the health benefits of fish and shellfish, NFI and its members support and promote sound public policy based on ground truth science.
NOAA Fisheries Releases National Seafood Strategy Implementation Plan United States
The plan outlines actions we can take to enhance industry resilience and competitiveness in the face of climate change and other stressors.
NOAA Fisheries released its National Seafood Strategy Imple...
Land-based aquaculture in Japan is growing in scale Japan
As the catch in the waters around Japan continues to decline due to factors such as climate change, the scale of "land-based aquaculture" that uses large land-based ponds t...
Whitefish remains vanguard of sustainable seafood market Worldwide
Whitefish fisheries including pollock, cod, haddock and hake, remain at the forefront of the sustainable seafood market, with almost three quarters of the global whitefish catch engaged with the MSC&r...
Warming Waters Push South Korean Fishing Fleet to the Brink South Korea
BUSAN – Rising sea temperatures and deteriorating fishing conditions are pushing South Korea’s offshore fishing fleet to a crisis point, with over half of the vessels considering decommiss...
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