ENVIRONMENTAL
Policy

The Scottish Salmon Company is an independent and fully integrated salmon farming business wholly operating in Scotland. Headquartered in Edinburgh we breed, farm and process our salmon in the Western Highlands and Islands and sell over 30,000 tonnes of premium Scottish salmon a year to over 26 countries around the world. We employ over 600 staff in 60 Freshwater, Marine and Processing facilities and are passionately committed to the environmental, cultural and economic sustainability of rural Scotland.

The Scottish Salmon Company is committed to operating in an environmentally sensitive manner. The natural environment in which we operate is central to ensuring a sustainable business and a high quality Scottish product. Robust management procedures are integral to all our operations to ensure compliance with all relevant environmental legislation and driving continual improvement in our business. These procedures are maintained though our Environmental Management System (EMS) which has been implemented to meet the requirements of ISO 14001 (2015). The Scottish Salmon Company is also committed to complying with a number of applicable non-legislative standards including ‘GlobalGap’, ‘Code of Good Practice for finfish Aquaculture’, ‘Protected Geographical Indication’, ‘British Retail Consortium’and Best Aquaculture Practices.

Our EMS provides a framework for setting and reviewing environmental objectives and targets by way of annual review. Our EMS is communicated to all staff and relevant third party contractors and is routinely maintained and updated. Our key environmental objectives and targets which are available to all staff (and to the public via our website) are as follows:

• Improve benchmarking with better recording and monitoring of energy, water and waste data
  
• Promote energy saving with a target of a 5% reduction in total energy use by the end of 2018
  
• Commitment to the responsible use of resources to minimise the environmental impact of our business, with a specific target of 5% reduction in total water use by the end of 2018
  
• Promote waste reduction with a target of 5% reduction in waste disposal by the end of 2018
  
• Actively promote recycling with a target of 10% increase in recycling by the end of 2018
  
• Meet or exceed all the environmental legislation and compliance obligations that relates to the Company
  

Craig Anderson
Chief Executive Officer                                                                                                     March 2018