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Japanese City Improves Offshore Medical Care

Japanese City Improves Offshore Medical Care

Medical support has emerged as the most pressing challenge for Japan’s distant-water tuna longline and skipjack pole-and-line crews. It prompted Kesennuma City to set up a 24/7...

EU Alerts: Influx Of Nitrite-Treated Tuna Continues

EU Alerts: Influx Of Nitrite-Treated Tuna Continues

The EU Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed (RASFF) reported six tuna-related incidents in September, with multiple cases involving nitrite-treated yellowfin shipped from Vietnam. On September...

Shocking Parasite Presence Found In Skipjack

Shocking Parasite Presence Found In Skipjack

A recent scientific study in Brazil revealed a hidden threat within skipjack: an alarmingly high rate of parasitic contamination that impacts both food safety and industry profits. This tuna...

INFOFISH Announces Speakers For World Tuna 2026

INFOFISH Announces Speakers For World Tuna 2026

The organizer of the World Tuna Trade Conference in Bangkok has started revealing the names of the speakers who will contribute to the three-day event starting on September 14. INFOFISH...

US Bill Allows FDA To Destroy Unsafe Imported Tuna

US Bill Allows FDA To Destroy Unsafe Imported Tuna

The US House recently passed a bill that authorizes the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to destroy imported tuna, seafood, and other food products that pose significant health risks. The...

Could Stricter EU Standards Backfire On Tuna Trade?

The EU implemented stricter standards for the import of tuna products earlier this year, an improvement for food safety and banning imports of items originating from IUU fishing. But will EU...

Petit Navire Tuna Complies With EU Mercury Rules

Preliminary independent laboratory results show that 100 percent of Thai Union-owned Petit Navire tuna  products comply with French and EU regulations in terms of mercury levels. In March, the...

7-Eleven Recalls Tuna Sandwiches In Canada

The Canadian government recalled 16 food items sold in the 7-Eleven convenience stores in Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan, due to possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination....

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