INFOFISH Opens Registration For World Tuna Conference

Registration is now open for the biennial 19th INFOFISH World Tuna Trade Conference and Exhibition, set for September 14 to 16, 2026, in Bangkok. More than 500 participants from across the global tuna business are expected to gather. The early bird rate is open until half May.

The event, also called Tuna 2026, will be held at the Shangri-La Hotel under the theme, ‘Strengthening Value Chain Synergies, Blue Economies and Sustainability across the Global Tuna Industry.’ Executives from fishing and processing firms, traders, retailers, brands, environmental groups, and RFMOs will attend, alongside more than 40 speakers.

The three-day forum will focus on emerging trade dynamics, supply chain developments, and evolving sustainability priorities shaping the sector, while offering a platform for industry leaders to discuss challenges and opportunities across key markets.

The exhibition focuses on products related to advancements in vessel monitoring and smart fishing systems, processing and packaging technologies, digital traceability platforms, artificial intelligence applications, data-driven solutions, and other innovations aimed at improving efficiency and responsible sourcing.

According to Infofish, the event is designed as a targeted commercial hub, giving companies direct access to decision-makers and buyers throughout the entire international tuna value chain.

Tuna 2026, supported by Atuna, is jointly organized by INFOFISH, Thailand Department of Fisheries, Thai Tuna Industry Association, IOTC, and WCPFC. It is sponsored by Mifco, Marine Instruments, Biolan, Prognosis Biotech, and Logos.

You can register for the conference and exhibition here. The early bird registration will close on May 17.