Tuna Fishing News

Chinese Crew Acquitted Of Human Trafficking Charges

Four Chinese crew members of two tuna vessels accused of human trafficking and mistreatment have been found not guilty by a Namibian court. The men were detained for more than a year and the...

Tuna Boats Charred In South Indian Harbor

Ten fishing vessels, including eight mini tuna purse seiners, were destroyed in a fire mishap in Gangolli in the southern Indian state of Karnataka. The boats had been moored in the small port...

Record Tuna Catch Continues In EPO

In the first nine months of 2023, the Eastern Pacific Ocean (EPO) fishing vessels caught a record-high volume of tuna. These good catches were hardly impacted by the first veda period. From...

FFA’s Unveils New User-Friendly Website

The Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) launched its newly designed website, which it claims is more user-friendly, has updated content, and provides better engagement and outreach....

Spanish Seize 500 Kg Of Illegal Bluefin

The Spanish police seized illegally caught bluefins weighing over 500 kg in total at the Port of Tarifa on Tuesday. The Civil Guard Nature Protection Service (SEPRONA) intercepted a minivan...

Major Global Tuna Highlights October 2023

In October, trade for frozen whole round skipjack picked up in major trading and processing hubs. Tuna companies such as Princes Group and RD revealed major upheavals in their businesses....

PNA Leaders Strive For Self-Reliant Tuna Industry

The leaders of the PNA concluded their Leaders’ Summit meeting in Kiritimati, Kiribati last week. They recognized that progress in sustainable tuna fisheries development is critical to...

Spanish Shipyard Launches Second Omani Seiner

The Zamakona shipyard on Saturday launched a new purse seiner ‘Adamas’ that will operate in the Indian Ocean. The vessel is the second one for Al Wusta Fisheries Industries and a copy of the...

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