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Seychelles Sells World’s First Blue Bond

In a nascent deal involving the World Bank and the Prince of Wales, the island nation of Seychelles has raised USD 15 million in the world’s first “blue bond”, raised from international...

Drop In Maldives Pole And Line Tuna Exports

The Maldives fisheries sector observed a 10 percent drop in exports due to a decline in tuna volume during the first half of 2018. As reported by the Maldives Monetary Authority’s quarterly...

1900 Participants Meet In Bali On Ocean Protection

The 2018 Our Ocean Conference (OOC) kicked off in Bali last Monday calling on the global population to participate in a joint effort to protect the world's oceans. The two-day main event will...

Filling Gaps On Gillnet Tuna Fisheries Of Pakistan

Tuna gillnetting is an antiquated practice in countries of the northern Indian Ocean- Pakistan, Iran, Oman, Yemen, and Somalia. Presently, around 2,500 gillnet vessels operate in the northern...

Kosher StarKist Tuna For 50,000 NYC Jewish Students

StarKist’s American Samoa cannery will begin production of “certified kosher tuna” from its plant next month. The Jewish Education Project in New York is sending kosher supervisors to Pago...

Malta “Lynch Pin” In EUR 20 Million Tuna Racket

According to a local report by the Times of Malta, an “international fishing giant with a foothold in Malta” is at the center of an illegal tuna trading scheme worth EUR 20 million a year. The...

10 Ways To Fight Slave Labor And Illegal Fishing

“Out of the Shadows” spotlights several glaring shortfalls on regulation in the global fishing industry, published by the Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) last Tuesday. In the...

Spanish Police Stops Van With Illegal Tuna

Spain’s Guardia Civil intercepted a non-isothermal vehicle along the Port of Tarifa, which contained 17 specimens of bluefin tuna without legal documentation. From a vantage point along a...

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