Fishing

Importers Not Expecting Big Impact From Phil GSP+

How much market impact will a “yes” decision on GSP+ for the Philippines have? That’s the question on the minds of many in the industry, as by December 19th the outcome will be made. In the...

EU Yellow Card For 2 More Pacific Tuna Nations

As the European Commission thrusts IUU yellow cards onto four more countries, two more Pacific tuna nations, part of the PNA, are thrown into the firing line. While PNG is already branded with...

More Chinese Longliners To Get Access To EU Market

In Zhoushan, China’s largest fishing port, a tuna fishing company called Ping Tai Rong has managed to secure EU registration for two of its tuna longliners. This will allow it to access the EU...

Sapmer Gets New Tuna Seiner With Special Bow

Having ordered them in 2013, French fishing company Sapmer has now received one of two new tuna purse seiners from the Piriou shipyard in Vietnam. The 2,000 ton ‘Morn Seselwa’ is 80m in length...

UN General Assembly Addressed On Pacific Tuna

Issues faced by the Pacific tuna fishery have been taken to the United Nations (UN) General Assembly this week. Pacific Small Island Developing States (PSIDS) raised their concerns about...

Vietnam Tuna Exports Fall Far Short Of 2014 Target

Despite pumping a considerable amount of funds into increasing the nation’s income from its tuna industry, Vietnam’s overall tuna export value for 2014 is likely to fall far short of target....

Has Sanford Seiner Sell-Off Sent Investors Running?

After announcements of a consideration to leave the tuna fishing business behind, followed by the sale of one of its seiners, NZ fishing company, Sanford (SAN:NZ) appears to be losing investor...

US Samoa Gov’t Worried Over Future Of Canneries

Protecting the territory’s two tuna canneries is the number one priority for American Samoa Governor, Lolo Moliga, who says that his administration will work hard to secure their future. The...

Global Warming Drives West Coast Albacore North

Albacore tuna off the US west coast is being pushed northwards by increasing temperatures in tropical waters; this could in turn affect the operations of tuna fishers on the west coast. A...

WCPFC Says NO! To Saving Up To USD 1.5 Billion

While a lack of progress on FAD management and bigeye quota seemed to steal the show at the WCPFC annual session last week, little action was also identified in other vital areas. As the FFA...

Why Sanford Wants To Quit Tuna Fishing

After selling off one of its seiners to Talley’s, NZ’s largest listed fishing company, Sanford, has given clear confirmation it wishes to exit tuna fishing. According to Sanford Fisheries CEO,...

Final Knockout For China Tuna IPO

After several rounds of negative publicity, the total knockout of the China Tuna IPO has come. The company itself has advised the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that it has decided to fully withdraw...

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