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50 Foreign Owned Vessels Now Carrying PNG Flag

Following a call by PNG authorities earlier this year for all foreign fishing boats to reflag, the NFA’s Deputy Managing Director has confirmed that 50 vessels are now flying the flag of PNG....

5 Year High For EU Canned Imports

The world’s largest canned tuna market had an even stronger appetite last year, as both external and internal import volumes shot up to a five year high. Despite the significant climb over the...

Korean Vessels Also Accused Of Slavery Practices

An interview-based study carried out in New Zealand has revealed that fishermen working on fishing vessels in the region, mostly owned by Korean companies, are victims of forced labor,...

How Tuna Is Winning Over Sardines In Portugal

Though sardines have always been the ‘queen’ canned product for Portuguese shoppers, a national study has revealed that 75 percent of consumers now choose to eat canned tuna one to four times...

PNG Wants To Secure Global Sourcing Via iEPA

PNG is keen to strengthen its current agreement with the European Union which includes global sourcing for their tuna canning industry, and take the bilateral iEPA to the next level. The...

Bluefin Fishers Seeking Sustainable Certification

Taking a share of a government grant to pursue industry-endorsed accreditations, the Australian Southern Bluefin Tuna Industry Association is eyeing up Friend of the Sea (FOS) certification on...

Indonesian Tuna Negotiated Against Japanese Cars

Indonesian negotiators are expected to demand that Japan will abolish tariffs on tuna products in exchange for an implementation on lower tariffs for Japanese car imports. Indonesia has failed...

Mexican Bluefin Quota Deadline Ends

Today marks the end of the deadline for Mexican authorities to decide how to distribute a 3,000 ton quota among four companies fishing as part of the Pacific bluefin season this year. The...

Koreans Want Bigger Piece Of PNG Cake

South Korea looks keen to get its hands on a larger share of the PNG tuna resource, as it voices its interest to invest in tuna processing facilities in the Pacific island nation. According to...

Write-downs Hit Sanford Profit

On the heels of writing down the value of its fleet, Sanford, New Zealand’s largest listed fishing group, has reported a weighty 18 percent drop in its first half 2015 profit, which it states...

Subsidy Scheme Launch To End Tuna War

A scheme designed for fishermen to avoid conflicts with the Sri Lankan navy will be launched tomorrow, and will see the Tamil Nadu government in India give 50 percent subsidies to fishermen to...

Spanish Fleet Confirms 100% Obsevers In IO

The Spanish fleet is taking increased fisheries management into its own hands and as part of a voluntary proactive measure, OPAGAC and ANABAC have confirmed that they have agreed to 100%...

EU Throws Pacific EPA Negotiations Into The Freezer

Terming the move unacceptable, the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat has voiced its disappointment and frustration over the EU’s decision to defer economic partnership agreement (EPA) talks...

Tuna Fishing With Stereoscopic Cameras Takes Off

Kicking off the start of the annual bluefin season in the Balearic Sea, one of Spain’s top fresh tuna exporters, the Balfegó Group will be taking a new innovative fishing technology to the...

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