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blue CHANGE

We inspire people - our colleagues, communities, and customers to change for good!

“ We will Support and Respect the protection of internationally proclaimed human rights ’’

“ We will ensure Safe and Legal labour ’’

“ We will ensure Health, Productivity, and Resilience of the global environment now and for the next generation ’’

“ Our Business will work against corruption in all its forms ’’

Taprobane team with Michele Stark (Seafood Advisory Group), Tatjana Gerling & Robert Rijneker (FMO), Nainamadama
Taprobane team with Michele Stark (Seafood Advisory Group), Tatjana Gerling & Robert Rijneker (FMO), Nainamadama
Mangrove Plantation Programme under the Taprobane “OceanBridges” Project – Mannar
Mangrove Plantation Programme under the Taprobane “OceanBridges” Project – Mannar
Celebrating Women’s Strength & Impact – International Women’s Day Celebration, Mannar
Celebrating Women’s Strength & Impact – International Women’s Day Celebration, Mannar
Empowering Communities Through the FIP Community Grant Programme – Supported by Taprobane Seafoods, Kalpitiya
Empowering Communities Through the FIP Community Grant Programme – Supported by Taprobane Seafoods, Kalpitiya
Nurturing New Beginnings: Little Turtle Releases under the FIP Project, Kalpitiya
Nurturing New Beginnings: Little Turtle Releases under the FIP Project, Kalpitiya
FMO visit to Taprobane Farm, Chilaw
FMO visit to Taprobane Farm, Chilaw
Taprobane Team with Michèle Stark (Seafood Advisory), Jaffna
Taprobane Team with Michèle Stark (Seafood Advisory), Jaffna

Why Blue Change

Climate Change

Climate change is driving more people to move toward coastal areas and major seaside capitals.

Sea Level

Rising sea levels could impact over 570 coastal cities—representing around 1.5 billion people—leading to heightened competition for coastal land, increased poverty, and regional instability.

Involuntary Displacements

Under a business-as-usual trajectory by 2050, climate-induced disasters could force over 62 million people in South Asia out of their homes, including more than 12 million individuals in Sri Lanka alone.

Coastal Capitals

Major coastal cities will encounter complex challenges, such as rapid population growth, intense competition for land, frequent flooding, shoreline erosion, and major issues with waste and sanitation management.