Located at:- Unit 6-7, North Kelsey Road Industrial Estate, Caistor,
Lincolnshire LN7 6PX, UK. Tel: 01472 852782.
Sealord
in New Zealand is 50% owned by the `Treaty of Waitangi Fisheries
Commission ' and they are in partnership with a Japanese
company called Nippon Suissoп who own the other 50%.
Te Ohu Kai Moana is the Treaty of Waitangi Fisheries Commission. It was
set up in 1992 to replace the
Maori Fisheries Commission,
established in 1989 to hold fisheries assets returned to
Maori bv the crown,
and to arrange for their eventual dίstribution.
Worldwide sourcing of raw material and dedication
to innovation and product development ensures that Sealord
Iead the
field not only in the UK but in the rest of the world in the processing
of fish.
Sealord are well aware of the impact that companies can have on the
local community and have always actively tried to employ
people from the surrounding areas.
Sealord also help various charities around the local area and sponsor
many events in the town, including the annual
Celtic festival and Caistor's very own `Round the World' Yachtswoman,
Rachel Axcell.
The schools do
not miss out either, from donations for worthy causes to helping give
advice to students
on business
matters. The site visit by Caistor Grammar School business students has
also become
an annual event.
For the past 3 years Keith Brown has orchestrated the project of the
erection of the giant Christmas tree in Caistor market
place with Sealord being the main sponsor. Keith has been over to
Norway
to select and 'fell' the
Christmas tree along with Tore Tidermann, the Mayor of Enerbakk, who
along with the people of
Enerbakk, kindly donated the tree to the people of Caistor. The bond
is so strong that Tore came up with idea of twinning programme between
the caistor and Enerbakk schools too.
Sealord New Zealand