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Thai Union Drops Supplier Linked To Slave Labor Fish

Thai Union has taken immediate action and severed ties with a supplier that was named in a new report as having a potential link to slave labor. The investigation findings, released just last...

PNA CEO Criticized For Tough Remarks

Criticizing comments from the PNA CEO, a Maori NZ Labor Party fisheries spokesman, Rino Tirikatene, has said that words used were “downright rude,” and do not reflect well on the PNA...

Slavery Revelations Potential Risk To Tuna Industry

Already battling issues related to slave labor on fishing vessels, the global tuna industry, and particularly the US market has now been faced with another reality; the potential risk exists...

Thai Packers Do Not Pay Peak Skipjack Prices

Despite strong peaks in the market, packers in Thailand are managing to avoid regular highs in the Bangkok whole round frozen skipjack price, for fish of 1.8 kg and up. By buying heavy at low...

Growing Supply Shrinks Bigeye Prices

Increasing supply of bigeye tuna is pushing prices down, and a gradual decline has seen recent market values drop by 3.5 percent month on month. As concern for the bigeye stock status rises...

Investors Lacking Confidence In TUF Forward Charge

As Thai Union (TUF:TB) charges forward with strong targets for business growth, the company’s considerable confidence is not being shared by investors. Declining tuna raw material prices,...

The Top 3 Seafood Apps

In today’s day and age, consumers are relying more and more on technology to give them the information they need, but when it comes to making responsible purchase choices, scouting the web for...

Emmet Purcell, US Tuna Importer, Sadly Passes

Earlier this month, on March 6th, one of America’s first canned tuna importers, Emmet John Purcell, sadly passed away after an amazing 92 years, and a successful career. After graduating from...

PNA On Collision Course With USA

The PNA is charging at the US fleet head on, as both nations contentiously collide at treaty negotiations. According to the headline of a recent PNA newsletter, CEO Transform Aqorau stressed...

Green Light For US Samoa Longliner Prohibited Area

Despite a number of opposing votes, American Samoa’s domestic longline fleet will now be allowed to fish tuna in the Large Vessel Prohibited Area (LVPA) of the nation’s EEZ, thus contributing...

Thai PM Concerned About Falling Tuna Exports To EU

A 40 percent plummet in canned tuna exports to the European Union is causing great concern for the Thai Prime Minister, and joins a list of issues he believes are threatening the economic...

Canneries Come Under Fire In Thai Trafficking Saga

Thailand's downgrade to Tier 3 in the US Trafficking in Persons report has damaged the nation's reputation, and resulted in increasing pressure from retailers. Tuna canneries in the country...

Local Fishermen Protest Against Foreign IUU

The capital of Somalia was taken over by an anti-IUU rally last week, as local fishermen protest against illegal fishing in Somaliland waters. Mogadishu was on fire with dissent last week, as...

Vietnamese Canner Joins ISSF Members

With eight processing plants for its core tuna business, Foodtech JSC has become the latest firm to join ISSF’s participating companies, bumping the total up to 25. The Vietnamese tuna...

Could Vessel Penalties Reduce Bigeye Bycatch?

Remarks made at the recent PNA meeting in Yap, FSM, brought up the possibility of introducing a management measure capable of reducing the bycatch of bigeye in tuna fisheries. This idea...

Bumble Bee Reacts To Demands For Traceability

After a drastically low ranking in a recent tuna shopping guide, Bumble Bee seems to be upping its sustainability game, reacting to consumer demand for increased traceability. On target for...

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