Thai Union Group PCL has reported an improved FTSE Russell ESG Score, reflecting its ongoing efforts in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance as part of its SeaChange 2030 strategy. The company’s overall ESG Score rose to 4.3 from last year’s 4.1, moving it into the 92nd percentile compared to the previous year’s 89th percentile. This improvement was attributed to enhanced public disclosures and advancements in several key ESG areas, including top scores for Environmental Supply Chain and Social Supply Chain practices. Governance measures also saw higher marks in Anti-Corruption, Corporate Governance, and Risk Management.
“These results reflect our continued momentum under our SeaChange 2030 sustainability strategy,” said Thiraphong Chansiri, CEO of Thai Union Group. “Sustainability is core to how we operate, and we remain focused on building trusted seafood supply chains, strengthening responsible practices across our business, and creating long-term value for our stakeholders.”
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The company’s SeaChange 2030 initiative focuses on human rights, ocean stewardship, climate action, and community wellbeing throughout its global operations. The strategy outlines 11 interconnected goals aligned with international sustainability standards such as the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Thai Union plans to continue developing its sustainability efforts through measurable outcomes that support reliable seafood supply chains and create long-term value.
For more information about the company’s initiatives: seachangesustainability.org