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Sushi Terrorism And Other Social Media Trends

The concept of conveyor-belt sushi was introduced in Japan in 1970 and has been picked up in other parts of the globe. Also called 'rotation sushi' or 'sushi train', plates with delicacies are...

Princes Says IOTC FAD Ban Lacks Scientific Evidence

The IOTC decision to implement a 72-day dFAD ban has led to indignation from multiple countries, fleets, and tuna brands. Princes Group, the international food and drinks company, is the...

Grupomar Bags Mexican Recognition In Two Categories

Mexican tuna fishing company Grupomar received awards for "promoting the development and quality of life of employees" and "contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals," according to...

Thai Union Hits Record Sales In 2022, Ambient Up 13%

Thai Union has released its financial results showing that it experienced record-high revenue of THB 155.6 billion (USD 4.49 billion) in 2022. Sales grew 10.3 percent year-on-year, driven by...

Callipo Ranked In The Top Hundred By Forbes Italy

Italian tuna processing company Callipo has been selected by Forbes Italy as one of the top hundred firms in the country. The establishment was founded in 1913 by Giacinto Callipo. It...

EPO 2022 Catches Show Peak Might Have Been Reached

The Eastern Pacific Ocean tuna catches slightly increased - by 1,521 M/T in 2022. The data provided by IATTC asserts what the industry experts have been saying throughout the year. It...

Upcoming Sino-Van Cannery Eyes Domestic Market

After years of speculations and setbacks, the joint venture between the Vanuatu government and China National Fisheries Corporation (CNFC) opened the Sino-Van processing plant in the island...

Australia’s First Female Tuna Boss

Dinko Seafoods is one of the top Australian tuna companies founded by Dinko Lukin in 1966 at Port Lincoln. Once millions in debt, the company has now grown to become one of the highest-value...

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