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PNA’s Innovative Projects Require New Recruits

Managing the world’s largest sustainable skipjack fishery is not an easy job, and for the PNA, a rise in income and many new innovative projects launched means a need for stronger management...

A Maritime Corridor For FADs?

The government of the Portuguese Azores is defending a “maritime corridor” for tuna fishing, wanting to prevent the placement of FADs too far away from the shore and keep them to a specific...

First UK Pole & Line Fishery To Be Developed

The UK has made a move to develop its first tuna pole and line fishery, by declaring a marine conservation zone in the waters of overseas territory, St Helena. A remote island located near the...

Rio Mare Launches Tuna Campaign Aimed At Poverty

Rio Mare has launched the campaign, #UnTonnoPerTutti, which is aimed at encouraging the participation of its customers, which to date have been responsible for the donation of a reported...

Albo’s Chinese Owner Climbs Back Into Profit

The Chinese owner of iconic Spanish tuna brand, Albo, is confident that it has finished 2016 with a return to profitability, stating that government subsidies and property selloffs have helped...

Avoiding Tuna Due To Mercury: “Poor Choice”

US government guidelines on how much, and what kind of fish pregnant women should eat are not well informed according to one mercury researcher who claims the advice does not take selenium...

Bumble Bee Pleads Guilty In Factory Death

Bumble Bee Foods LLC has pleaded guilty to a charge over the death of Jose Melena who was trapped inside a pressure cooker in one of the company’s tuna plants. The 62-year-old father of six...

6,000 Ton “King Ahi” Farming Project Junked

A Hawaiian fish farming technology company has conceded defeat, after plans for a futuristic approach to bigeye and yellowfin aquaculture amounted to nothing, ten years since it registered the...

MSC Out Of Reach For Most Tuna Stocks

Most commercial tuna stocks are falling short of MSC sustainability standards, and swifter adoption of Harvest Control Rules (HCRs) by RFMOs would be a big driver in getting them up to...

NGOs Stress “Deep Concern” Over MSC Process

An extensive list of animal protection organizations have stressed the deep concern they have over the MSC certification process, especially in relation to fisheries that they state involve...

Are Robots A Threat To Tuna Cleaning Jobs?

Robots taking over manufacturing jobs in many industries across the world is becoming a growing fear for many. When will robots start replacing the hundreds of thousands of tuna cleaners in...

Tuna Technology Could Fight “Blue Boats”

Amid further reported incursions by Vietnamese vessels suspected of IUU in the Pacific, nations that are affected by the so-called “blue boats” could be in line for relief, with the FFA...

VIDEO: Canned Tuna In Oil, A Survival Kit

Attracting more than five million views in just 10 days, a video presenting an alternative use for the oil in a can of tuna has become a big hit on Facebook, as the Colombian Scouts...

Depypere Talks ‘The End Of The Free Trade Era?’

As part of the central theme ‘Rethinking Tuna: Moving Into A New Era’, some key discussions at this year’s European Tuna Conference will focus on whether the end of the free trade phase is...

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