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US Teens Reel In 450kg Monster Bluefin

Three American teenagers off the coast of Provincetown in Massachusetts have made the news for reeling in a massive bluefin – one weighing over 1,000 pounds (over 450 kg). At first, Daniel...

Tanzania Expanding Tuna Longline Fleet

The Tanzanian government has been taking more steps to promote deep-sea tuna fishing and exploit fish resources in its EEZ and high seas. The Tanzania Fisheries Corporation (Tafico) recently...

WWF Asks IOTC To Enforce Skipjack HCR With A Penalty

Major global NGOs have issued statements ahead of the IOTC annual gathering in early November to ask the Commission to adopt measures in order to effectively manage stocks in the Indian Ocean...

Pellets – The Sustainable Option To Farm Tuna?

California-based company, Ichthus Unlimited, has developed sustainable bluefin food for close-cycled farms. They claim the product reduces the feed conversion ratio to four pounds of pellets...

Study Shows Supercooled Fresh Tuna Retains Quality

In a joint study, US and Korean scientists found that supercooling can retain the shelf-life of tuna with minimum quality deterioration. They investigated the physiochemical changes in...

Finnish Market Reopening Its Doors To Thailand

The volume of canned tuna entering the Finnish market drastically dropped in the first six months of this year. In 2019, buyers' strong demand for products from an African supplier did not...

Trump’s Look-alike Found On Tuna Steak

British mom, Amanda Brewster, took her lunch out of the freezer and saw the face of Donald Trump on the tuna steak. She was stunned as the resemblance was uncanny; from the small eyes and nose...

Loma Linda TUNO Experienced Massive Growth

Plant-based alternative, TUNO under the Loma Linda brand, has been enjoying good business this year despite the global pandemic. Loma Linda is owned by US-based Atlantic Natural Foods (ANF)....

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