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Canadian Ocean Brands Goes 100% MSC On Skipjack

Canadian canned seafood company, Ocean Brands has announced that its Ocean’s label is now using 100 percent MSC certified skipjack. The company sells canned tuna and other seafood under...

Skipjack Catches Improved For WCPO Vessels In March

Purse seiners navigating the WCPO increased their skipjack catches in March pushing the total landings up despite yet another drop in amounts of large yellowfin netted. Vessels continued to...

Global Canned Tuna Demand Forecasted To Grow 34%

Using a statistical model, a scientific study has forecasted that global canned tuna demand is set to increase by 34 percent within the next three decades. However, the tropical tuna purse...

Jealsa, Victim Of A Calculated Blackmail?

Authorities in Spain have pointed the finger once again at the canned tuna powerhouse Jealsa for illegal dumping of waste into the Ría de Arousa sanctuary. The company was quick to respond...

Peru Urged To Remove Tax Law On Foreign Fleets

The President of the Peruvian Chamber of Tuna (CPA), Alfonso Miranda Eyzaguirre, has warned that 20,000 jobs in the tuna sector are in danger from a new law that imposes taxes on foreign...

Oman Invests Millions In Yellowfin Fattening Farm

Oman will be the first to start a yellowfin fattening project to supply the global market with high-quality tuna. Yesterday, the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Water Resources (MAFWR)...

Chinese Lanrun Group Expanding Tuna Processing Hub

Shangdong-based Lanrun Group has resumed its tuna processing production for global exports after its operations were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. It has also been making great efforts to...

Insider Trading Fallout, Thai Union Stock Loses 15%

On the heels of Thai Union Group’s Chairman and several other executives being sanctioned by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for insider trading, investors have been dumping the...

Lack Of Crew Keeps Vietnamese Tuna Boats In Port

Tuna vessel owners in the major provinces of Vietnam are either having to sell their boats or keep them in port because of a labor shortage. Many are complaining that there are simply not...

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