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Spanish Seiner Returns To Port After Catching Fire

The ‘Txori Zuri’, a purse seiner owned by the Spanish company Compania Internacional De Pesca y Derivados, S.A (Inpesca), caught fire in its main engine last week while fishing in the Indian...

Kiribati And China Sign Blue Partnership MoU

Kiribati and China signed an MoU to enrich their “blue partnership” and develop marine cooperation in other areas. Kiribati’s Fisheries Minister and a delegation of officials had visited China...

Maldivian Tuna Exports Heavily Declined This Year

Tuna exports from the Maldives nosedived in the first five months of 2024 compared to the previous year, pushed down by a great reduction in the fresh, chilled, frozen skipjack category....

Princes Urges Brands To See MSC As End Goal

The UK-based Princes Group is determined to source all the tuna for its products from MSC-certified fisheries by the end of 2025. Neil Bohannon, Chief Procurement Officer, Princes Group,...

San Diego’s Tuna Harbor All Set To Get A Revamp?

Driscoll Wharf on Shelter Island, a popular tuna harbor off the San Diego port, is likely to be redeveloped soon. The wharf is known for tuna fishing activities and several tuna vessels are...

Silla Catches In WCPO Gets The Blue Tick

Korean company Silla's skipjack, yellowfin, and bigeye catches in the Pacific Ocean have been MSC certified. The US Pacific Tuna Group, one of the main suppliers of fish to the StarKist...

Dongwon Industries Is Under Scanner Of Tax Officials

The Korea National Tax Service (KNTS) is conducting investigations on Dongwon Group’s key affiliates, including Dongwon Industries, owner of the US StarKist brand. Attention is being given to...

EU Regulators In Talks Over New Customs Agency

Over the years, trade to the EU has increased massively and the need to conduct compliance checks on all products, including tuna and seafood, has put great pressure on the EU customs...

WR Yellowfin Demand Hits 5-Year Peak In Q1

EU processors’ demand for frozen yellowfin in the first quarter of the year skyrocketed, while there was a decline in skipjack imports. Atuna Analyst data shows EU plants purchased 37,661 tons...

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