Fishing

Seychelles Longliner Fleet To Set Sail

The first entirely Seychellois-owned fleet of industrial longliners set sail this week on their maiden trips out to sea under the direction of Alderic Benoiton, the owner of Marine Investment...

If Maldives Keeps MSC, Echebastar Back In The Race?

What will be the result for Echebastar if the Maldives pole and line fishery passes its next MSC audit? According to Echebastar’s spokesman, if the Maldives are allowed to retain their MSC...

IPNLF Scientific Meeting In Bangkok

Today marks the last day of the International Pole and Line Foundation’s scientific advisory committee meeting in the Thai capital, where members help advise the IPNLF on the formulation of...

Not Enough Pole And Line Available For John West

In reaction to Greenpeace’s latest sustainability report, which slammed top UK tuna brand John West for its poor efforts in providing sustainable products, the top UK brand has hit back at the...

Yet Another Drop For Bangkok SKJ Levels

The Bangkok skipjack price has taken another slide in recent days with most of the decline appearing to be caused by major buyers holding back in anticipation of prices lowering even further...

Two UK Brand Leaders Rated Rock Bottom

The new “tinned tuna league table” has been released by Greenpeace this week and reveals that the UK’s market leader in canned tuna, John West, has ranked in last place on sustainability...

Tuna Quota Owners Taken By Surprise By Sanctuary

Fisheries Inshore New Zealand (FINZ), who represent the country’s inshore fisheries and tuna quota owners in New Zealand, have stated that they want to work with the Government to develop...

Yellow Card Issued To Taiwan By The EU

Taiwan is the latest nation to be hit by a yellow card warning from the EU for failing to fight IUU fishing, with particular emphasis placed on its lack of fisheries management and distant...

PNG and Ghana Have Yellow Card Lifted

The European Commission announced this week that they are lifting the yellow cards put in place on both Ghana and Papua New Guinea after the nations have shown significant cooperation and...

How Realistic Is A Tuna Quota System In The WCP?

Pacific Islands Forum leaders have called for a review into the current tuna fisheries management system within the region, after suggestions have been raised to move away from the VDS and...

WCPFC Ignores Calls For Transshipment Ban

A week-long meeting of the WCPFC ended on Tuesday no further forward in addressing the issues of illegal tuna transshipment by longliners occurring in the region. It is reported that a...

Spanish Seiner Sinks Off Abidjan

A Belizean-flagged tuna purse seiner under the name ‘Txori Urdin’ sank earlier this week in the Gulf of Guinea, after water started leaking into the boat. After the leak was discovered, the...

Indian Ocean Tuna Nations Going The PNA Way?

Over a year after signing the original Maputo Declaration in Mozambique, Tanzania has made increasingly big strides in adopting more than 50 percent of the conditions agreed on, which aim to...

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