Mark Lyttleton is an experienced entrepreneur and investor who supports business owners as a business mentor and angel investor. With stakes in more than 30 businesses today, Mark Lyttleton is keen to collaborate with companies creating positive planetary change. This article will look at the work of Clean Seas Seafood, an organisation specialising in sustainable fishing.
Formed by The Stehr Group in 2000, Clean Seas Seafood was publicly listed in 2005. The company’s initial mission was to propagate and grow several fish species, include Yellowtail Kingfish and Southern Bluefin Tuna. You can learn about the challenges being faced by the global tuna fishing industry by viewing the attached PDF.
Relying on its considerable experience and knowledge of breeding and farming Southern Bluefin Tuna, Clean Seas Seafood is currently focussing its efforts on sustainable, full lifecycle production of Yellowtail Kingfish in the Spencer Gulf area of Australia.
A global leader in the full lifecycle breeding, farming and sale of Spencer Gulf Kingfish, Clean Seas Seafood is a market leader in supplying Yellowtail Kingfish aquaculture outside of Japan. Highly sought after today, the Spencer Gulf Kingfish has a compelling provenance proposition and is prized for its unparalleled quality and extraordinary versatility. Clean Seas Seafood’s Yellowtail Kingfish has been certified by the Aquaculture Stewardship Council. It also received the Australian Food Awards ‘Best Fish’ prize several years in a row. You can learn about the role of the Aquaculture Stewardship Council by viewing the attached infographic.
Indigenous to the remote, pristine waters of the Spencer Gulf, Clean Seas Seafood’s Yellowtail Kingfish (Seriola Lalandi) is bred from stock sourced just an hour from its operations. A global leader in full cycle breeding and farming, Clean Seas Seafood is committed to continual development and innovation in all aspects of aquaculture, providing the highest quality fish to the businesses it partners with whilst simultaneously improving sustainability into the future. You can learn more about sustainability in the fishing industry by viewing the attached video.
Recognised for its reliability in delivering fresh fish of the highest quality to international markets in addition to its innovative aquaculture practices, Clean Seas Seafood’s operational footprint includes a research and development facility and hatchery on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia; a world-class seafood processing unit in Adelaide; and multiple farm sites throughout the Spencer Gulf.
Clean Seas Seafood works closely with its network of wholesalers, distributors and retailers, developing long-term relationships in markets all over the world. The company has Sales and Marketing teams strategically located throughout Australia, Europe and the US, enabling it to best serve its growing global customer base.