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Hawaii Longline MSC Assessment Fails On EPO Bigeye

The Hawaii longline fishery aiming for MSC certification on yellowfin and bigeye has failed in its EPO bigeye score, the latter which makes up the most part of the catches for the vessels....

Tuna Face Masks Upgraded With AR

The Japanese university of Kindai has done it again. From just being a protection tool during COVID-19, face masks have been given a fun and innovative upgrade by students from the Fisheries...

Palau Calls For A Stop To Deep-Sea Mining

Opposition to deep-sea mining in the Pacific has entered the next step. The government of Palau has officially launched a new alliance to prevent this business from taking place. It was...

Indian Authorities Under Probe For Tuna Scam

A tip-off about illegal activities in tuna exports has resulted in the Indian Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) conducting a joint surprise check on different departments in the...

Dog Finds Giant Tuna And More Social Media Trends

While sniffing around, Sasha the dog found a four-meter-long snack. He looks proud as he poses for the photo next to the dead Atlantic bluefin. His owners were strolling on Oxwich bay in...

World Tuna 2022 Tentative Program Is Out

The upcoming World Tuna Conference in Bangkok promises its attendees a full three-day program around the theme -- ‘Strengthing Resilience, Adaptability, and Sustainable Growth in the Global...

Frime Accelerates Business With New Tuna Plant

Frime is accelerating its business strategy on expanding its production to become a leader in the fresh yellowfin steaks segment. This month, the firm opened a new tuna processing plant in...

MSC’s Board Approves New Fisheries Standard

After a four-year review, the Board of Trustees of the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) has unanimously approved the new version of its Fisheries Standard, hailing it as a “major achievement.”...

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