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Strong Recovery For Dongwon Industries’ Shares

Dongwon Industries Co., Ltd., a Korean-based marine products processor and owner of StarKist, has experienced a turbulent ride on the South Korea Stock Market (KOSPI) since early March as its...

French NGO Accuses MSC Of Label Fraud

A new study is accusing the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) of creating a false 'guilt-free' reality to fit the desire of consumers who are increasingly concerned about their tuna and seafood...

Mexican Gulf Fishing Fleet Facing Losses

The port of the Mexican city of Tuxpan holds 90 percent of the tuna fishing fleet of the Gulf of Mexico. However, it has been reported that 65 percent of these vessels are generating losses...

Thailand Dominates Q1 American Tuna Pouch Imports

Figures for American imports of tuna pouches during the first quarter of 2020 (Q1) showed a big decline after last year’s peak, even though exporters made their price more competitive. Buyers...

China Wants To Boost Domestic Tuna Consumption

China is pushing to raise its domestic consumption for tuna and other seafood caught by its distant water fleet. For years, the country has been cracking down on domestic fishing in order to...

Readers: Two Observers Unlikely To Happen

Almost half of our readers, 45 percent, think that 200 percent observer coverage could be a feasible solution to protect against human rights violations by crew members on board tuna seiners....

Results Of Atuna’s World Tuna Day Quiz

Atuna celebrated this year's World Tuna Day with a bit of fun tuna knowledge. Last week we sent all of our readers a quiz, and we promised a copy of Steven Adolf's book, Tuna Wars, to the...

French Territory In Pacific Counting Washed Up FADs

For months, Wallis and Futuna islands in the Pacific have been counting the number of lost and stranded drifting Fish Aggregating Devices (dFADs) washing up on their shores. This is due to a...

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