Fishing

World Tuna Day Celebrations Begin

World Tuna Day will be celebrated tomorrow on May 2, and 2026 marks the 10th year since the UN declared this day for the most consumed wild-caught fish in the world. Tuna is not just a source...

Ecuador Tuna Sector Faces Rough Start To 2026

For Ecuador, 2026 is shaping up to be tougher, with various challenges clouding the outlook, according to Guillermo Morán, Executive Director of the TUNACONS Foundation. The nation's tuna...

Fiji To Seek Bigger Share Of Its ‘Blue Gold’

Fijian Fisheries Minister Alitia Bainivalu recently underscored the importance of the South Pacific albacore management procedure (MP) adopted at last year’s WCPFC meeting, describing it as...

Countdown Begins For World Tuna Day

Pacific Islands’ governments, tuna firms, organizations, and NGOs across the globe are lining up events before May 2, World Tuna Day, marking a decade since the United Nations established the...

US Consumers’ Preference For Canned Tuna Drops

US tuna and seafood consumption fell in 2023, with per capita intake down 1.7 pounds (0.78 kg) year on year, according to data from the National Fisheries Institute (NFI). Canned tuna held the...

IOTC Raises Skipjack Catch Limits In Indian Ocean

The IOTC recently announced that skipjack catch limits for fleets operating in its convention area in 2026 have been changed due to Indonesia revising its catch data. EU argued changes should...

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