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Major Global Highlights October 2025

The price of skipjack whole round in Bangkok and Manta processing hubs went up. A US seafood coalition stated it is unhappy with NOAA’s decision to make alterations to the MMPA Act. Two...

Nirsa Supports Paying Christmas Bonus In November

Ecuadorian tuna company Nirsa responded to the government invitation to pay the thirteenth salary payment earlier in November instead of December. Although not obliged to do so, more private...

Thai Union Supports Migrant Workers’ Healthcare

Thai Union Group’s Migrant Health Volunteer Program is progressing. The initiative was launched in September 2024 to strengthen inclusive healthcare for migrant workers in Samut Sakhon,...

Demand for EU-Produced Canned Tuna Rises In Americas

The EU exported more canned tuna to the North and South American markets in H1 2025; the majority of the shipments were headed to Canada. Most buyers paid a reduced price compared to the same...

Oldest Cannery Houses Italian Tuna Fishing History

Europe’s oldest tuna factory is located in Favignana, in the south of Italy, and currently serves as a museum about the first industrial canning of tuna. It also depicts the history of...

AO Albacore Catches On Downward Trajectory

The Atlantic Ocean albacore catches declined for a third year in a row in 2024. The difference in captures for the North Atlantic albacore and the South Atlantic albacore stocks became...

IOTC Skipjack Catch Limit Has Entered Into Effect

The IOTC announced that the catch limits for skipjack in its convention area entered into effect from October 21. The historic decision to adopt catch limits for this species was made by the...

EU Canned Tuna Business With Africans Remains Stable

Canned tuna trade with African nations was dominated by Spanish canners, who delivered two-thirds of the volume. The business was stable in the first half of this year for European processors....

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