Fishing

Iceland Gets Higher Tuna Quota But Lacks Vessels

Iceland received a 13 percent increase in bluefin quota for 2026, from 224 tons to 254 tons, at the ICCAT 29th Regular Meeting in Spain in November. However, current regulations and a shortage...

Dongwon Gets WCPO Longline Catches Certified

Korean tuna fishing company Dongwon Industries recently got its longline-caught yellowfin, bigeye, and North Pacific and South Pacific albacore catches in the WCPO MSC certified. Last March,...

Exceptional Yellowfin Catches Keep EPO Total Equal

Tuna catches in the Eastern Pacific Ocean are on course for another record year in 2025, though the increase this time is not driven by skipjack catches. In the first nine months of last year,...

Spanish Stevedores Struggling To Make Ends Meet

Stevedores in Spanish ports are increasingly finding it difficult to find work. Many of them have left their jobs, and the once-thriving job sector is under pressure. In Galician ports of A...

MIFCO Begins Buying Yellowfin Above Agreed Price

The state-run Maldives Industrial Fisheries Company (MIFCO) has begun purchasing 10 to 15 kg yellowfin at MVR 20 (USD 1.29) for a kilo, a price higher than President Mohamed Muizzu quoted last...

Can Transshipments At Sea Be Banned?

IUU fishing is harmful to tuna and other fish stocks and damages ecosystems. Illegal transshipments at sea boost the IUU fishing problem and pushes illegal caught fish into the global supply...

IO Tuna Fishing Nations To Form Coastal Alliance

Tuna fishing nations in the Indian Ocean are moving to strengthen cooperation to protect the fish stocks, as they prepare to form a new regional bloc under the proposed Indian Ocean Coastal...

ETC2026 – What To Expect?

Developments in the tuna industry are happening at breakneck speed. A common denominator that will be addressed at the European Tuna Conference is the digitalization in the supply chain for...

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