Fishing

Peru’s Tuna Landing Obligation Back In Force

Peru’s Ministry of Production (PRODUCE) has revised its supreme decree on tuna landing obligations. This comes as a result of protests from fishing industry members who argued the previous...

Will Pacific Islands Lose “Hard-Won Tuna Gains”?

Pacific island nations made significant compromises to reach consensus in the latest WCPFC annual meeting, and need to be careful not to lose some of their “hard-won tuna gains”, stresses...

US Tuna Fund To Boost Fiji’s Domestic Industry

The Fijian government will spend FJD 1 million (USD 501,650) to develop its fisheries, including expanding its fish storage around the island and purchasing solar powered refrigeration. The...

Can EPO Tuna Fisheries Become Fully Sustainable?

Ensuring the sustainability of tuna fisheries in the Eastern Pacific is one of the crucial issues that will be deliberated at the Americas Tuna Conference in Panama later this month. Guillermo...

Iron Lady Backtracks On Trawling Ban After Protests

While Indonesia’s Fisheries Minister Susi Pudjiastuti initially planned an outright ban on trawling in Indonesia’s tuna-rich waters from the beginning of this year, she has now eased the...

OVERVIEW: 2018’s Expected Tuna Bans & Closures

In an era of increasing implementation of conservation measures across the world’s tuna catching grounds, every regulation will have an impact on supply, as they work to reduce catches and...

Panofi Seiner Released, Innocent Passage Proven

A Panofi owned Ghanaian purse seiner that was detained by the Liberian Coastguard on January 14th was released 4 days later, when it was proven that the vessel was on “innocent passage”...

How Your Tuna Business Will Change In 2018

Major changes are set for the global tuna industry this year, with the power to significantly impact the way you do business. Shifts in trade, sustainability and regulations could all be on...

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