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SKJ Price Steady As Supply Spreads

Less raw material tuna is being discharged in Bangkok as WCPO operating fleets send more of their catch to other locations, most notably Manta in Ecuador. Strong demand from South American...

Christmas Not So Festive For UK Tuna Sales

Tuna again proves to be not such a popular fish in the UK during Christmas and New Year, as volume sales fell by 20 percent compared to the weeks leading up to the 2017 festive period. Sales...

Will 2018 P&L Catch Match Last Year’s Supply Boom?

Last year a sudden and substantial boost in skipjack catches by Maldivian pole and line vessels drove a sharp increase in raw material sent from the IO country to Bangkok. Taking the past five...

Big Bids On Massive Bluefin Caught In Japan

The second biggest bluefin ever caught in Japan has been sold in port and taken to one of the world’s most famous fish markets, where it has attracted high bids. Measuring in at 2.74 meters,...

Understaffed WTO Delays Vital Tuna Dispute Decision

Mexico will have to wait longer before it knows the final decision on its recent appeal within the already long-running US and Mexico dolphin-safe tuna labelling dispute. The WTO Appellate...

One Year On: Is TU & Princes IO FIP Progressing?

One year has passed since the Indian Ocean tuna FIP, initiated by Thai Union, Princes and multiple other stakeholders, was officially activated. How has the Fishery Improvement Project (FIP)...

WATCH: Man Transforms Skipjack Into Very Sharp Knife

In a video that has attracted over one million views, a Japanese man uses his crafting skills to form a sharp knife from a chunk of dried skipjack – katsuobushi, a Japanese delicacy that is...

P&P-Owned Seiners To Change IO Fishing Strategy

Europe’s largest seiner fleet, Compagnie Française du Thon Océanique (CFTO), will change its fishing strategy this year due to yellowfin quota restrictions. The CEO of the firm tells Atuna...

Global Tuna Catch Climbs Back Up

A compilation of all tuna RFMO data reveals that global tuna catch climbed up slightly to around 4.9 million tons in 2016 – one of the highest tonnages on record. While more of this catch has...

Global Tuna Catch Climbs Back Up (2)

A compilation of all tuna RFMO data reveals that global tuna catch climbed up slightly to around 4.9 million tons in 2016 – one of the highest tonnages on record. While more of this catch has...

Bangkok’s Biggest Supplier Faces EU Inspection

EU officials will be in Taiwan this week to assess the nation’s efforts to curb IUU fishing, and could potentially decide on the next step regarding the country’s current yellow card status....

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