Tuna Fishing News

Submerged Listening Lines To Track Passing Tunas

An international team of scientists has experimented on a new system to monitor the movement of Atlantic bluefin through an array of submerged listening lines.  This 10-year research...

1954 Tuna Crew Drama Focus of Documentary

The 23 Japanese fishing crew on board the tuna vessel Daigo Fukuryū Maru (Lucky Dragon), who were exposed to a U.S. hydrogen bomb test in the Pacific Ocean 65 years ago, are just a tiny...

Spanish Canners Looking To Hedge Impact Of Brexit

A week before the historic Brexit, the Spanish association ANFACO’s General Secretary said that canners are looking for new market destinations to alleviate the impact of a Brexit, expecting...

SFP Awards Japanese Albacore FIP An ‘A Grade’

An “A” rating indicating “advanced progress” towards meeting long-term goals has been awarded to two Japanese fishery improvement projects by the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP)....

One-by-one Tuna Brand Featured In Seafood Expo

The Indonesian Pole & Line and Handline Fisheries Association launches its one-by-one tuna brand at Boston Seafood Expo this week. According to a press release, the new umbrella brand for...

Australian Tuna Champions Catch And Release

An extensive scientific review of Australia's fishery has found that most of the stocks are sustainable. According to the latest Status of Australian Fish Stock (SAFS) report,...

Jealsa Joins Global Ghost Gear Initiative

Spanish tuna processor Jealsa has collaborated with Global Ghost Gear Initiative (GGGI), an organization that helps address the problem of abandoned, lost or discarded fishing gear. Founded in...

UK Prosecutes John West Over IUU Ghana Tuna

John West Foods, Thai Union’s tuna firm in the United Kingdom, has been indicted on eight counts of alleged business operations related to illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing (IUU) by...

Brazilian Tuna Boat Caught Fishing Illegally

Only one of the two Brazilian-flagged boats fishing illegally off the east coast of Uruguay was captured by the Navy on Wednesday, March 13, according to Marcelo Etchevers, the...

Will Pirates Be Back Due To Somalia-China Deal?

After China has granted 31 fishing licenses to Somalia in 2018, local fishermen and several NGOs are worried that piracy will again be revived due to depleted resources. The Memorandum of...

Sapmer Profits Surge On Strong Yellowfin Prices

French tuna fishing and processing company Sapmer has recorded 4.6 percent growth of its turnover by end of 2018, reaching 180.9 million euros. The fishing activity makes up 90 percent of...

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