BRC and IFS are international certifications recognised by the GFSI (Global Food Safety Initiative), and are the most important reference for large-scale distribution.
Both certificates are valid for one year and are issued after strict inspection audits. Arbi has obtained the higher level of certification for these standards.

MSC certifies that the fish is fished sustainably in accordance with the principles of the Chain of Custody programme. These are the main principles of the certification: sustainable fish stocks; enough fish left in the ocean for the indefinite survival of the species; fishing activities that maintain the structure, productivity, functionality and diversity of the marine ecosystem; overall efficient, responsible and lawful management that can respond quickly to changes.

The Aquaculture Stewardship Council is an international organisation that aims to develop and manage a responsible aquaculture standard for certification of fish farms. The ASC chain of custody system guarantees the traceability of fish products along the entire chain of transformation, processing and distribution of the product.

This certification is the world standard for Quality Management Systems (QMS). It certifies the effectiveness, efficiency and adequacy of the rules and processes that define how the company produces, but also its management processes and customer care.

The Verdenergia certificate attests that 100% of electricity used comes from renewable sources.
It testifies the will to take on responsibility for the needs of the environment, minimising impact on the ecosystem.