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National Fisheries Institute Statement on the passing of Ray Jones

June 22, 2021 โ€” The following was released by the National Fisheries Institute:

Ray Jones was a long-time executive for Rich Products, but his reach and impact went far beyond one company.

Ray was a genuine advocate for seafood and a trusted voice in meeting with members of the House, Senate, and regulatory agencies. He addressed unnecessary regulations and defended rules that work, all in an effort to ensure retail stores, and ultimately American families, had access to safe, plentiful seafood.

When he retired in 2017, NFIโ€™s Board of Directors passed a resolution naming him a Seafood Industry Leader.

He was truly a leader but also a friend whose work has had an enormous impact on the broader seafood community. It wasnโ€™t just what Ray did that made him impactful but how he did it. His manor and integrity were hallmarks that will be deeply missed.

SeaShare, NFI Future Leaders hold national day of giving to fight hunger with seafood

October 15, 2019 โ€” SeaShare โ€“ a nonprofit organization devoted to partnering with the seafood industry to get seafood into various foodbanks โ€“ and the National Fisheries Instituteโ€™s (NFI) Future Leaders program is holding a national day of giving on 16 October.

SeaShare donates seafood through a national network of food banks, known as Feeding America, in order to provide thousands of people struggling with hunger with healthy proteins. Partners throughout the seafood industry provide funding and seafood to give nutritious meals to some of the 41 million Americans that struggle with hunger.

Read the full story at Seafood Source

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