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RFM Menu Toggle RFM at a Glance How It Works Governance Programs of Work Quality Management What is Sustainable Seafood? Global Recognition Fisheries Standard Menu Toggle Version 2.1 Fisheries Certification Bodies Chain of Custody Menu Toggle Why CoC? Standard Application RFM Logo CoC Certification Bodies Certified Companies Direct Marketer Chain of Custody Certified Fishery Species Menu Toggle Alaska Salmon Alaska Halibut Alaska Pollock Alaska Black Cod/Sablefish Alaska Crab Alaska Cod Alaska Flatfish Alaska Atka Mackerel And Rockfish Pacific Whiting (Hake) Gulf of Mexico Shrimp in Assessment Stakeholder Process Menu Toggle Consultations Comments, Appeals and Complaints Resources Contact Us Donate now Donate nowCERTIFICATION WITH ZERO LOGO LICENSE FEES For proof of origin and communicating your seafood comes from responsibly managed, certified sustainable fisheries, choose Responsible Fisheries Management (RFM) Certification – the program with zero logo license fees. Certified Species Chain of Custody What is RFM? RFM is a fisheries certification program covering North American fisheries operating within the U.S. and Canadian 200 nm EEZ. RFM provides an affordable certification choice for customers who want to: Communicate the origin of the certified sustainable seafood Demonstrate proof of sustainable seafood sourcing Lessen the cost burden for all participants in the supply chain and, ultimately, for consumers. Learn More The remit of the RFM Fisheries Standard and Program is: To establish and maintain a program that provides for independent third party certification of Responsible Fisheries Management, in cluding enhancement practices (but excluding full cycle aquaculture), up to the point of landing, with the main objective being the biological sustainability of the stock under consideration”, with consideration for conservation, biodiversity and ecosystem integrity; and due regard to social responsibility and the economic viability of the fishery.” NEW COLLABORATION GLOBAL RECOGNITION FISHERIES STANDARD Key Features of RFM and Fisheries Management Governance Established, sound structure with expert advisory committees. Stakeholders Comprehensive engagement procedures at multiple levels. Transparency Open, collaborative and transparent assessment process. Impartial Well-defined appeals and complaints processes ensures unbiased outcome. Traceable Certified seafood that can be traced back through the supply chain. Affordable No logo licensing fees, the RFM Logo is free to use. Sign up for our RFM E-newsletter Stay informed about specific fishery certifications and annual audits, and receive news about the latest developments happening with the RFM Certification Program. sIGN-up contact us Do you have a question, comment or suggestion for us? Email us at rfm@rfmcertification.org Home About RFM Menu Toggle RFM at a Glance How It Works Governance Programs of Work Quality Management What is Sustainable Seafood? Global Recognition Fisheries Standard Menu Toggle Version 2.1 Fisheries Certification Bodies Chain of Custody Menu Toggle Why CoC? Standard Application RFM Logo CoC Certification Bodies Certified Companies Direct Marketer Chain of Custody Certified Fishery Species Menu Toggle Alaska Salmon Alaska Halibut Alaska Pollock Alaska Black Cod/Sablefish Alaska Crab Alaska Cod Alaska Flatfish Alaska Atka Mackerel And Rockfish Pacific Whiting (Hake) Gulf of Mexico Shrimp in Assessment Stakeholder Process Menu Toggle Consultations Comments, Appeals and Complaints Resources Contact Us Donate now Donate now Sign up for our E-Newsletter " * " indicates required fields Email * CAPTCHA Email This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Home About RFM Fisheries Standard Chain of Custody Certified Fishery Species Stakeholder Process Resources Contact Us Copyright © 2024 RFM Certification Scroll to...