Delve Into A World of
Seafood Delights!
Empowering Seafood Consumers Worldwide
Advocating for Informed Choices
Empowering Consumers, Protecting Rights
How Well Do You Really Know Your Seafood
We Support
The Conservation Alliance for Seafood Solutions
Running for Resilience
Shaping the Future of Aquaculture
Nutritional Powerhouse
Seafood is packed with essential nutrients such as omega-3 fatty acids, protein, vitamins, and minerals, promoting overall health and well-being.
Heart Health
Regular consumption of seafood has been linked to reduced risk of heart disease and stroke, thanks to its high levels of omega-3 fatty acids which help lower cholesterol and blood pressure.
Brain Boost
The omega-3 fatty acids found in seafood are crucial for brain development and cognitive function, contributing to improved memory, concentration, and mental clarity.
Sustainable Protein Source
Seafood is an environmentally sustainable protein source, requiring fewer resources and producing lower greenhouse gas emissions compared to land-based animal proteins.
Frequently Asked Questions
The SCA is a registered Australian charity advocating for safe, sustainable, quality and affordable seafood. We provide consumers with reliable information, champion best practices, and promote a trustworthy traceability and labelling system for seafood in Australia, enabling consumers to responsibly source, quality seafood for affordable prices. SCA will engage globally as there is so much to be learned and partnerships to be formed.
Australia has strict regulations for seafood safety managed by Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) and enforced by state/territory authorities. The same rules/regulations are in place whether it is Australian or Imported products.
Certification means the product meets specific, verified standards for sustainability, quality, or safety, ideally audited by independent bodies. However, there are many different labels—SCA believes this area of activity is currently adding costs, likely without benefits, so is investigating processes towards a clear, single Australian standard so consumers can buy with confidence and without confusion of a ‘1000 labels.

