Thai Union tops the food products industry in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2026, ranking in the top 1% worldwide with a score of 89 out of 100.
The recognition places Thai Union Group among the highest-performing food manufacturers assessed under S&P Global’s 2025 Corporate Sustainability Assessment.
Quick facts
- Company: Thai Union Group
- Industry: Food Products / Seafood
- Ranking: Top 1% globally
- Score: 89/100
- Assessment year: 2025 Corporate Sustainability Assessment
- Strategy framework: SeaChange® 2030
More than 9,200 companies were evaluated globally, with 848 included in the Yearbook. Within the food products category, 30 companies were selected from 241 assessed.
Thai Union’s score improved compared with the previous year and was the highest among Yearbook members listed in the food products industry.
The assessment reflects progress across Thai Union’s SeaChange® 2030 sustainability strategy, focusing on responsible sourcing, climate action, human rights due diligence, ethical recruitment, and stronger governance across global seafood supply chains.
Why It Matters For FMCG And Supermarkets
Seafood remains one of the most scrutinised FMCG categories due to sourcing transparency, labor standards, and environmental impact.
For supermarket buyers, ESG benchmarking increasingly influences supplier approvals, private label partnerships, and long-term procurement strategies.
Independent sustainability rankings are often used by retailers and investors to evaluate governance strength and operational resilience across food supply chains.
