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Mures is recognised as a pioneer in sustainability in the seafood industry. For example, the restaurant catches its own fish to supply its kitchens, which promotes responsible fishing. As a result, the company has obtained certification from the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) and the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC), guaranteeing rigorous traceability and responsible fishing practices. It has removed Tasmanian farmed salmon from its menus in favour of exclusively certified sustainable products and has been recognised for its recycling and environmental impact reduction initiatives. Mures also supports marine education and conservation programs, such as The Great Southern Reef Foundation which helps combat the impact of climate change and invasive sea urchin on Tasmania’s endangered giant kelp forests.
MSC and ASC certified for traceability and responsible fishing; catches its own fish to promote responsible fishing; removed Tasmanian farmed salmon in favour of certified sustainable products; recycling and impact-reduction initiatives; supports The Great Southern Reef Foundation combating climate change and invasive sea urchin on endangered giant kelp forests.
Promotes transparency and local culture, and supports marine education and conservation programs
Mures Tasmania is an iconic Hobart family restaurant offering visitors a culinary experience rooted in sustainability and maritime tradition. Founded in 1973, it has grown around a unique model integrating fishing, processing, sales, and catering. In its various establishments (Upper Deck, Lower Deck, Pearl + Co and Kelp Bar) located on the waterfront, visitors can enjoy fresh seafood, caught locally and prepared with respect for marine ecosystems. The experience goes beyond the meal itself: it promotes transparency, local culture, and ecological commitment, allowing visitors to understand the responsible choices behind each dish.
How you can help
Dine at one of Mures’ restaurants to support a business that contributes positively to their environment and community. Visit the Mures website to learn more about their sustainability mission.
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