Thai Union's commitments for cleaner oceans
has been distributed directly to local collectors and recyclers as incentives in 2024.
Thai Union's 2030 target for diverting ocean-bound plastic from waterways and oceans through avoidance, mitigation, and removal.
of ocean plastic waste were collected and recycled/processed in 2024.
elephants’ worth of plastic was prevented from entering the ocean.
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Advancing SeaChange® 2030 Sustainability Goals
Thai Union Group is committed to safeguarding the world’s oceans, as part of the commitments under its SeaChange® 2030 global sustainability strategy.
Those commitments include a goal to remove 1,500 tons of ocean-bound plastic from waterways and oceans by 2030.
In pursuit of this goal, Thai Union has partnered with Second Life to collect plastic debris from coastal and remote islands in southern Thailand. This collaboration will help the company reach its 2030 target.
In addition, Thai Union actively participates in global clean-up campaigns, with a special focus on World Ocean Day and International Coastal Clean Up Day activities across Thailand, Europe and Africa.
In 2024, Thai Union removed over 14 tons of trash from diverse aquatic and coastal environments, including mangroves, beaches and rivers in countries such as Thailand, Ghana, Seychelles, the U.K., Norway, the U.S., the Netherland, Portugal, France and Italy.
Giving a second life to plastic waste
