Plastic, and especially single-use plastic (40%), is the primary source of marine pollution. Humanity has produced more than 7 billion tons of plastic, of which nearly 5 billion tons are now a source of pollution. Every minute, the equivalent of 10 garbage trucks of plastic are dumped into the ocean.

Plastic is a noble material that has allowed many advances, it should no longer be considered as a disposable by-product but as a renewable resource.

More than 30% of global fishing is illegal, more than half of marine species will be in danger of extinction before the end of the century. Industrial trawling, by scraping the seabed, is damaging the carbon pump that is the ocean, and emits as much CO2 as air transport.

Catering as locally as possible and excluding all endangered species should not be a problem, especially in view of the consequences of poor sourcing.

The responsibility to build our future belongs to each of us. It is therefore up to the most informed and aware of the urgency to act, to show the way to a sustainable future where peace and humanity will find their place.

Companies that have chosen to impose strong CSR commitments on themselves mustbring their partners to the same level of awareness. It is only at the cost of this pedagogy that we will be able to create a global emulation with sufficient inertia to create the conditions necessary for our survival.

When the ocean, its appeal or its resources become an economic or civilizational component, it must be maintained. It is in everyone's interest to ensure its maintenance and its future, beyond the survival of humanity.

Each of the activities of the labelled establishments therefore leads to the collection and donation of a tiny part to ensure this maintenance.

From a few cents to a few euros, the gesture is both concrete in the financial support but also didactic and rewarding in a coherent and fair context .