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EU Markets Start Showing Signs Of Recovery In Q2

The canned tuna trade skyrocketed last year but has not been able to maintain those same levels in 2021. During the first half of the year, EU purchases fell enough to put them at their lowest...

Thai Union Changes Songkla Cannery’s Name

Today, Thai Union informed the Thailand Stock Exchange and its investors about the name change of its subsidiary plant, Songkla Canning. As of September 1, the new name is i-Tail Corporation...

Fire Destroys Nearly 20% Of Frabelle PNG Plant

Yesterday, a fire broke out in Frabelle Group’s tuna processing facility in Lae, Papua New Guinea (PNG), damaging some areas.  Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr., President of Frabelle Group, told...

FADs For Super Seiners Cause Of IATTC Failure

The IATTC meeting finished last week and members did not manage to see eye-to-eye on new conservation measures for tropical tuna in the EPO. However, multiple sources that attended the meeting...

Major Global Tuna Highlights August

A lot happened in the tuna industry in the month of August. Prices of skipjack raw material increased in major trading hubs. IATTC’s meeting failed to reach a consensus for tuna stock measures...

Readers Think Bolton Did Well Buying Wild Planet

On August 20, when there were rumors that Bolton Group was interested in entering the US market by taking over Wild Planet Foods, Atuna asked its readers whether they believed this would be a...

More Cats Pampered With Thai Canned Tuna Pet Food

Thai canned pet food exports experienced a good first half-year (H1) in 2021. Suppliers managed to ship 29 percent more product, mostly containing tuna, to other destinations while globally...

2020 Global Tuna Catches Down Six Percent

Overall tuna catches across the world fell in 2020 caused by a lower take from the biggest tuna fishing area, the WCPO. Disruptions in fishing operations due to COVID can be partly attributed...

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