For the sixth consecutive year, Mowi has been named as the number 1 animal protein producer by the Coller FAIRR Protein Producer Index.

The Coller FAIRR Protein Producer Index is the most detailed assessment of the world’s largest meat, dairy and aquaculture companies. Rankings for the 60 companies assessed are determined by a risk and opportunity score across critical environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues.

Speaking about Mowi’s ranking on the Coller FAIRR Protein Producer Index, Chief Sustainability and Technology Officer Catarina Martins said: “Mowi’s relentless pursuit of excellence and sustainable practices has earned us the top spot in the FAIRR rating for the sixth consecutive year, underscoring our vision of Leading the Blue Revolution. Every day, we are dedicated to producing more healthy and sustainable food from the ocean. This year, we proudly maintained our leading position among the 60 largest global meat, dairy, and aquaculture companies on ten material themes aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals. I want to thank every Mowi employee for making this possible.”

Mowi has consistently scored at the top of the Index since its inception due to its robust policies on responsible sourcing, animal welfare, environmental sustainability and more.

About the Coller FAIRR Index

The Index is designed to provide financial institutions with best-in-class data, analytics, and trends in the protein sector that they can integrate into their investment decisions and engagement strategies. It positively shapes global protein market trends by shedding light on where corporate policy or disclosure is behind the curve. It has become the go-to resource for investors to assess how well critical suppliers in the food chain are managing environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks:

1. Greenhouse gas emissions

2. Deforestation and biodiversity loss

3. Water use and scarcity

4. Waste and pollution

5. Antibiotic use

6. Working conditions

7. Animal welfare

8. Food safety

9. Sustainability governance

10. Alternative proteins 

For further information about The Coller FAIRR Index, visit: https://www.fairr.org/index/