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2026
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Umios Corporation

Umios (formerly Maruha Nichiro Corporation) has a Net Maturity Score of 18/100, placing it in the fourth quartile of the index. The company is involved in capture fisheries, shrimp and salmon farming, feed manufacturing, and post-harvest activities. Umios has the third-highest score in the index for Protein Diversification (35/100), identifying the topic as an opportunity for commercial growth. While it provides information on technological investments it has made into alternative proteins, there is no public evidence that its current product portfolio contains them. Umios has the fourth-highest score in the index on Seafood Traceability (32/100). The company conducts annual risk assessments for illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing, provides a specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and timely target for implementing electronic traceability and discloses information on an IUU pilot project. Umios’s limited public disclosures on Antibiotic Stewardship (0/100) and Animal Welfare (0/100) result in low scores. The same is true on environmental topics such as Deforestation and Conversion (1/100), Water Scarcity (9/100) and Ecosystem Impacts (4/100). The company interacted with FAIRR during the 2025/26 benchmarking cycle.

Company Ranking
#16 / 20
Net Maturity Score
18 / 100
Lead Comparison
57 / 100
Maximum Index Score
30 / 100
Average Index Score
13 / 100
Minimum Index Score

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The Net Maturity Score an organisation receives in the Coller FAIRR Seafood Index illustrates the understanding and preparedness of the company to manage sector risks and opportunities. Companies with higher scores can still be affected by financially material events. The scores illustrate whether the company can reduce the likelihood of such events and respond effectively should they happen. The Net Maturity Score does not indicate that the company or its protein sources are sustainable.
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