Zunibal, a company specializing in technology for the fishing industry, has published its inaugural Sustainability Report, marking a significant step in its commitment to responsible and environmentally friendly fishing practices. The report details several key achievements, including a 38.8% reduction in energy intensity, which refers to the amount of energy used per unit of output, indicating improved energy efficiency in operations. Additionally, more than 91% of the company’s energy consumption now comes from renewable sources, demonstrating a shift towards cleaner energy and reduced carbon footprint. Alongside these milestones, Zunibal has launched a new program aimed at advancing the circular economy in the fishing sector. This initiative is designed to minimize waste, encourage recycling and reuse of materials, and support sustainable resource management. The publication of the report and the new program align with global trends in the fishing industry, where sustainability and environmental responsibility are increasingly prioritized. Zunibal’s actions reflect broader efforts to address the environmental impacts of fishing, such as overfishing, bycatch, and marine pollution, by adopting more sustainable business practices.