Sustainability Statement

Sustainability is a commitment, as well as a process built by the fishing industry as a whole, both wild and farmed. Being both sustainable and traceable requires transparency, communication and accountability in such a way that is easy for all stakeholders to see how fisheries and resources are managed. This process starts with our commodity buyers who work with our purveyors to give us honest answers on how, when and where the product was caught. We are then able to communicate this information with our team and customers for full traceability, as well as sustainably rank our products before entering the market. We know this is not something that can happen overnight, however, since our beginning in 1944, Euclid Fish has made a commitment to both our customers and the industry by promising product integrity, safe and sustainable sourcing, as well as socially responsible decisions. With this in mind, we continue to better our program daily by our partnerships built, through open communication and constant internal and external education.

Euclid Fish Company believes our foundation for success is to be socially responsible by following sustainable business practices and fishing policies set by our partners. With this in mind, we always keep our chefs and customers our top priority through traceable and diligent sourcing. We are committed to working closely with Seafood Watch and Fish Choice, as well as The National Fisheries Institute, Sea Pact and other partner companies to collect clear and current industry information. We work hard to understand and educate our team and valued customers on sustainability efforts and the changing environment in which we live. Our commitment is not just about our partnerships built, but to educate and inform both our employees and customers on all information and research gathered by our partners.

We can assure that our partners and industry leaders have led us and will continue to lead us in the right direction, allowing us to uphold the commitment that we ensured in 1944.

“While growing up in the business... I remember a while back, both my father Charlie and I were in a cooler and saw a swordfish no bigger than my arm. I made the commitment right then and there, promising that I would never sell any fish that couldn’t reproduce. Since then, we have worked hard to build a sustainability program that continues to grow, to improve and to promise healthy fish stocks for future generations.” ~ John C Young, President Euclid Fish Company