Sajo Industries Ltd. leverages the Social Responsibility Assessment (SRA) to assess human rights risks in their tuna supply chain

In 2024, Korean based Sajo Industries Ltd. (henceforth referred to as “Sajo”) became the first Korean seafood company to conduct a risk assessment using the Social Responsibility Assessment (SRA) Tool for the Seafood Sector in their supply chain, showing a proactive commitment to undertaking human rights due diligence (HRDD). Sajo’s efforts come alongside the Korean Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries’ recently released Plan for Further Enhancement for Working Conditions of Migrant Fishers on Distant Water Fishing Vessels. The SRA, conducted with partner Ocean Outcomes (O2), not only helped identify opportunities for improvement in Sajo’s supply chain, but also set up a strong foundation for worker engagement moving forward. 

 

Much of the information in this case study comes from O2’s own report on this project. 

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